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It seems that there are quite a lot of pension funds in Switzerland. Do you have a list of the largest pension funds?
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It seems that there are quite a lot of pension funds in Switzerland. Do you have a list of the largest pension funds?
Hi there,
You can request a list of major Swiss pension funds using the "request free PDF" function at the foot of the moneyland.ch pension fund comparison page.
Assets in the Swiss second pillar of retirement savings are managed by around 2000 separate pension funds. Together they manage around 750 billion Swiss francs in pension savings.
Some of the largest pension funds in terms of the number of participating companies are insurance providers like Swiss Life, AXA Winterthur and Baloise, but a number of stand alone pension funds also rank among the top providers. Some large companies maintain their own pension funds for their employees, and a number of professional associations maintain pension funds for members.
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