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Zoological Society of San Diego Restated Pension Plan for Non-Union Employees
The Zoological Society of San Diego Restated Pension Plan for Non-Union Employees is a private pension fund based in San Diego, US. It manages $112 million in...
Zoological Society of San Diego Restated Pension Plan for Non-Union Employees
The Zoological Society of San Diego Restated Pension Plan for Non-Union Employees is a private pension fund based in San Diego, US. It manages $112 million in assets, primarily serving North America.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
San Diego
Corporate office
San Diego, CA, United States
Frequently asked questions
Is this a public or private pension plan?
It is a private, single-employer defined-benefit plan subject to ERISA and the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation. It does not report to a state or municipal pension system, and is not part of CalPERS or the San Diego County Employees Retirement Association. The plan's filings — such as Form 5500 — are made with the U.S. Department of Labor rather than through municipal finance disclosures.
Does the plan have any connection to the San Diego Zoo's endowment or operating funds?
No. Under ERISA, plan assets are held in trust exclusively for the benefit of participants and beneficiaries. They are legally separated from the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance's endowment, operating budget, and capital reserves. The pension trust cannot be used to fund zoo operations or conservation programs, and conversely, the Alliance cannot access pension assets for general corporate purposes.
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