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Chicago Symphony Orchestra Pension Plan
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra Pension Plan is a private sector pension fund based in Chicago, US. It manages approximately $54 million in assets across three...
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Pension Plan
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra Pension Plan is a private sector pension fund based in Chicago, US. It manages approximately $54 million in assets across three funds, primarily focused on North America.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1973
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Chicago
Corporate office
Chicago, IL, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What role does the Zell Family Foundation play in the pension plan's ecosystem?
The Zell Family Foundation is a major benefactor to the CSOA, notably endowing the Music Director chair. While not a direct contributor to the pension plan, the foundation's philanthropic support strengthens the overall financial stability of the CSOA, which backs the pension obligations.
Is the plan underfunded, and what is its current AUM?
The plan does not publicly disclose its current funded status or assets under management. As a defined-benefit plan within a nonprofit cultural institution, its funding levels are influenced by investment performance, contribution levels, and actuarial assumptions that are not routinely made public.
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