Maruti D. Moré, Chief Investment Officer at the Colorado Department of the Treasury, has been elected to a four-year term on the Board of Trustees for the Public Employees’ Retirement Association (PERA). His term will last through June 30, 2029.
“I ran for this position because I believe my nearly 50 years of experience in investment management can help PERA better align its assets with its long-term liabilities,” said Moré. “My focus will be on supporting strategic asset allocation decisions that reduce funding risks, strengthen financial stability to maintain solvency, and ultimately benefit PERA’s members.”
PERA manages retirement and other benefits for employees from more than 500 public entities across Colorado. This includes state government workers, public school staff, university employees, and local municipal workers. For many public employees in Colorado, PERA serves as a substitute for Social Security and is responsible for ensuring their retirement security. The Board of Trustees oversees PERA’s administration and investments to maintain long-term sustainability.
“Maruti’s deep knowledge and steady leadership will be an asset to the PERA Board,” said Colorado State Treasurer Dave Young, who is also a statutory member of the Board. “His election strengthens the Treasury’s ongoing partnership with PERA as we work to ensure financial security for Coloradans.”
Moré holds advanced degrees in economics, finance, and law and is a Chartered Financial Analyst. As CIO at the Treasury, he manages the state’s fixed-income portfolios that support various financial obligations. He also acts as a delegated substitute for the State Treasurer on the University of Colorado Investment Advisory Committee. His election highlights continued collaboration between PERA and the State Treasury.
For further details about boards and committees at the Colorado Department of the Treasury, visit www.treasury.colorado.gov/about-the-treasury/boards-and-committees.
