The pension fund of Baloise Versicherung AG provides occupational benefits for Baloise Versicherung AG, Baloise Asset Management AG and the pension fund of Baloise Versicherung AG.
• Martin Wenk (chairman)
• Matthias Henny
• Stephan Ragg
• Urs Burri
Internal service
• Anja Gmünder
• Michael Holliger
Field service
• Markus Zemp
• Fabian Horisberger
For information on the Baloise Collective Foundation or Perspectiva Collective Foundation, please use the contact details on the page linked here.
Contact for Baloise Collective Foundation and Perspectiva Collective Foundation
The care is carried out on the basis of an alphabetical assignment according to the initial letters of the pensioner's name and the respective language:
| A-I | Tiziana Dettori Laricchia tiziana.dettori_laricchia@baloise.ch +41 58 285 8219 |
| J-Re | Saskia Milliet saskia.milliet@baloise.ch +41 58 285 7088 |
| Rf-Z | Candice Lindner candice.lindner@baloise.ch +41 58 285 7701 |
| A-Z | Laurence Chiquet laurence.chiquet@baloise.ch +41 58 285 7388 |
| A-Z | Tiziana Dettori Laricchia tiziana.dettori_laricchia@baloise.ch +41 58 285 8219 |
Actuarial reserve
The actuarial reserve or pension capital is the balance sheet provision for future pension benefits.
AHV/IV
Federal Old Age, Survivors' and Disability Insurance
AHVG
Federal Law on Old Age and Survivors' Insurance
Asset Liability Management (ALM)
Management of the assets and liabilities side of the balance sheet, taking into account risks and interdependencies. The aim of ALM is to strike a far-sighted balance between benefits and their financing, taking into account the market environment, the specific conditions of the pension fund and the risk appetite of the management body.
Autonomous Fund
A pension fund that bears all pension risks itself, i.e. the investment and longevity risk within the framework of old-age provision, as well as the insurance of death and disability risks.
BSV
Federal Social Insurance Office
BVG
Federal Act on Occupational Retirement, Survivors' and Disability Pension Plans
BVV 2
Ordinance on Occupational Retirement, Survivors' and Disability Pension Plans (implementing provisions for the BVG)
Cash value
An amount of money which, at a given time, corresponds to the (discounted) value of future benefits or contributions.
Children's pension
Benefit in favour of children who would be entitled to an orphan's pension if the insured person died. As a rule, children's pensions are provided in addition to old-age and disability pensions.
Conversion rate
The (minimum) percentage defined in the regulations or determined by the Federal Council for calculating the annual pension based on the available pension capital.
Coverage ratio
The funding ratio provides information on the percentage of assets that cover the obligations of a pension fund. The coverage ratio in accordance with Art. 44 BVV 2 is the ratio between the net assets available to cover underwriting liabilities at market values (Vv) and the required retirement capital (Vk).
Diversification
Diversification in the area of investments means that by combining several investments or investment categories, the fluctuations of a portfolio can be reduced without a loss of return.
Employer contribution reserves
Reserves accrued by the employer in the pension fund and shown separately in the balance sheet for the purpose of financing future financing obligations of the employer.
Entitlement
A claim and the associated right. This claim is neither due nor enforceable.
Foundation council
Supreme management body of a pension fund
Installations
Management of the assets of a pension fund in a manner appropriate to the return and risk under consideration of certain investment rules.
Investment strategy
The investment strategy divides the assets into one or more investment categories according to plan. Traditional investment categories are bonds, equities and real estate. Alternative categories include private equity, hedge funds and commodities.
Liquidity
The investment rules focus on the investment objectives of liquidity, security and return. Liquidity is the coverage of the foreseeable need for liquid funds to meet obligations at all times.
Old-age insurance
Insurance against the economic consequences of old age
Orphan's pension
Survivor's benefit in favour of the children of an insured person
Pension regulation
Issued by the highest management body (foundation board) and defines the content of the pension relationship, i.e. the legal relationship between the pension fund and each of its beneficiaries.
Performance
Performance is the profit or loss of an investment or portfolio over a period of time. In addition to changes in value, dividend and interest payments are also included.
Registered partnership
Persons living in a "registered partnership" status in accordance with PartG have the same rights and obligations as spouses (see spouse's pension).
Risk benefits
Benefits in the event of disability and/or death
Risk capacity
Suitability to bear risks
Security fund
Ensures the statutory and regulatory benefits of insolvent pension funds. It also pays subsidies to funds with an unfavourable age structure of the insured population.
Shadow calculation
A pension fund keeps a shadow calculation for each insured person in order to prove that it provides at least the minimum benefits prescribed by the BVG.
Spouse's pension
Survivor's benefit in favour of the surviving spouse of an insured person (widow's/widower's pension)
Tactical Asset Allocation
The investment strategy usually defines bandwidths that must be monitored for compliance. Tactical asset allocation represents the possibility of deliberately deviating from the investment strategy within the bandwidths for tactical reasons.
Target / target return
The target return corresponds to the return on assets required to keep the coverage ratio constant. The target return is the return on assets targeted by the pension fund. It is derived from the target return and also takes into account the build-up of the fluctuation reserve.
Technical provisions
Are a passive balance sheet item in the commercial and underwriting balance sheets of a pension fund.
Value fluctuation reserve
To compensate for fluctuations in value on the assets side of the balance sheet