A Dodge and Cox [profile] shareholder is preparing to retire after more than two decades with the San Francisco-based, employee-owned mutual fund firm.

Larissa K. Roesch Dodge & Cox Vice President, Client Portfolio Manager, Shareholder

Yesterday the Dodge and Cox team informed clients that Larissa Roesch, vice president and client portfolio manager, plans to leave the firm on December 31. Roesch is a fixed income PM who has served on the mutual fund firm's credit sector committee (CSC), liability hedging implementation team (LHIT), and U.S. fixed income investment committee (U.S. FIIC).

Roesch and Dana Emery, CEO of Dodge and Cox, did not immediately return calls for comment.

According to the notice sent to clients, Roesch will stay on the CSC U.S. FIIC through the end of 2020, and there are no plans to add to those committees. Yet the notice hints that they'll add to the LHIT later in the year and that Roesch's client-facing duties will shift to other team members in the second half of 2020.

"Larissa has been an important contributor to the firm and the Fixed Income department in myriad ways," the team wrote in the notice. "We thank Larissa for her 23 accomplished years at Dodge & Cox and wish her the best in the future."

Roesch joined Dodge and Cox in 1997 after getting her MBA from UC Berkeley's Walter A. Haas School of Business. Prior to that, she worked in classical performing arts. She is an alumna of Dartmouth. 

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