The companies affiliated with the Swiss Life Collective Foundation 2nd Pillar have opted for a semi-autonomous collective foundation solution with collective investments. The risks of death and disability are fully reinsured by Swiss Life.
The investment risks are borne by the foundation and the affiliated employee benefits units.
Portrait
| Historical overview |
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| Foundation date: |
17.03.2010 |
| Purpose: | Implementation of the BVG |
| General | |
| Type of risk cover: |
Semi-autonomous collective foundation. The risks of death and disability are fully covered by Swiss Life |
| Cover ratio: |
The cover ratio is collected at foundation level and is calculated on the basis of the ratio between the available assets and the required pension capital, taking account of the employer contribution reserves with waiver of use. |
| Auditor: | PricewaterhouseCoopers Ltd, Zurich |
| Expert: | Libera AG, Zurich |
| Board of Trustees | |
| Term of office: | 01.07.2019 – 30.06.2023 |
- Geschäftsbericht Swiss Life Sammelstiftung 2. Säule 2021
- Geschäftsbericht Swiss Life Sammelstiftung 2. Säule 2020
- Geschäftsbericht Swiss Life Sammelstiftung 2. Säule 2019
- Geschäftsbericht Swiss Life Sammelstiftung 2. Säule 2018
- Geschäftsbericht Swiss Life Sammelstiftung 2. Säule 2017
- Geschäftsbericht Swiss Life Sammelstiftung 2. Säule 2016
- Geschäftsbericht Swiss Life Sammelstiftung 2. Säule 2015
- Geschäftsbericht Swiss Life Sammelstiftung 2. Säule 2014
- Geschäftsbericht Swiss Life Sammelstiftung 2. Säule 2013
- Geschäftsbericht Swiss Life Sammelstiftung 2. Säule 2012
Swiss Life Business Invest
Swiss Life Business Invest complementary occupational benefits
- Foundation Charter
- Investment regulations
- Organisational regulations
- Pension fund regulations (Basic occupational benefits)
- Pension fund regulations (Complementary occupational benefits)
- Provisions on bonus participation
- Provisions on partial liquidation
- Regulations governing the election
- Regulations governing the formation of provisions and reserves
