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Preface 2025
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Preface
Financial situationInterest on retirement savingsParticipation of pension recipients in investment income
1. Adjustment of current pensions for inflation (inflation adjustment)2. One-off payments
Amendment of Pension Fund regulationsSustainable investmentNew accredited pension actuaryPersonnel changes in the Foundation Counsil and in the Investment CommitteeOutlookThank you
Important key figuresAssets
Financial markets in 2025Management of plan assetsChanges to investmentsComposition of investments as at 31 December 2025Overview of investment performanceSustainability reportOutlook for the reporting year 2026
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Composition of in­vest­ments as at 31 December 2025

Based on the investment strategy adopted by the Foundation Counsil and the specified ranges, comPlan invested 34% of its assets in nominal assets such as government and corporate bonds and loans to com­pa­nies as of December 31, 2025. Nominal assets with high credit ratings and cor­re­spond­ingly low returns are considered comparatively safe in­vest­ments, as defaults are rare. They form a stabilizing component of the overall strategy to balance the higher fluctuations in equities (38%) and real assets (28%). Equities and real assets are necessary to enable comPlan to achieve the returns required to finance the promised pension benefits in the long term.

As the pension fund's liabilities are denominated in Swiss francs, a significant portion of the currency risks associated with in­vest­ments in foreign currencies are systematically hedged back to Swiss francs. In­vest­ments in foreign currencies amount to 61.9% of the portfolio. After currency hedging, an unhedged foreign currency position of around 16% remains.