2023-06-11 04:00:00
These are the winners of the major pension fund rating 2023
The Sunday newspaper once once more presents the coveted awards for the best pension schemes in Switzerland.
The winners of the big pension fund extra 2023:
(from left): Christian Fuchs (Profond), Silvan Allenbach (Pax), Belinda Gallo, Mimoza Fetinci and Gianluca Mautone (Allianz Suisse trainees), Urs Schleuiger and Heinz Schär (Tellco pkPRO), Barbara Bienek (Liberty Flex), Enza Bögli ( Foundation Abendrot).
Photo: Jorma Mueller
For the 18th time, the SonntagsZeitung, together with the “Finanz und Wirtschaft” and Bilan, can present the awards for the best collective foundations in Switzerland. The pension funds that made it to the top in the PK comparison carried out by the consulting firm Weibel Hess & Partner are honored. This year, the award for the best investment return over three years in the semi-autonomous joint and collective foundations goes to the Abendrot Foundation, which relegates Asga and Copré to second and third place.
Afterglow achieved an average return of 2.58 percent from 2020 to 2022. In the case of full insurance, no fund was able to achieve a positive result. Pax had the best result with an average return over three years of minus 2.15 percent, followed by Swiss Life (minus 2.20) and Helvetia (minus 2.48). Like last year, Profond won the award for the highest interest rate in the semi-autonomous joint and collective foundations over ten years with 3.25 percent ahead of Ascaro (2.3) and Groupe Mutuel (2.3). In the case of comprehensive insurance, the award for the best interest rate went to Allianz.
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