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This article directly stems from the research process for our German pension fund database. The list – offered as an Excel file – is perfectly suited to get in touch with the most relevant pension funds in Germany.
This article introduces you to three important pension funds in Munich that were picked from our researched list targeting the largest pension schemes in Germany.
1. Allianz Pensionskasse AG
The pension fund Allianz Pensionskasse is a pension scheme for the employees of the German subsidiaries of the Allianz Group. Allianz is the biggest primary insurance in Germany and one of the largest insurance groups worldwide. The headquarters are located in Munich and the origins of the Allianz can be traced back to 1891. They offer a comprehensive range of services for pension plans, including investment advice, asset management, and consulting services. Additionally, they also provide pension solutions for companies and individuals, allowing them to save for retirement in a secure and profitable way. The fund has about €12,000M assets under management.
2. Pensionskasse der Wacker Chemie VVaG
The Wacker Chemie pension fund was founded in 1928 and has become the company’s largest and most important social welfare institution. The company Wacker Chemie manufactures products for the construction and automotive industry. The pension scheme has around 18,000 members and the fund is open to all employees of Wacker Chemie AG, regardless of their nationality or residence. It is also open to former employees who have left the company within the last three years. The fund is committed to providing a secure and reliable retirement income for its members. It is also committed to providing a high level of customer service and transparency.
3. Generali Deutschland Pensionskasse AG
Generali Deutschland is part of the Italian Generali Group, one of the largest insurance companies worldwide. At its core, the German subgroup consists of the former AachenMünchener insurance group, which still exists as a brand. The Generali pension fund in Munich was founded in 2002 and has been operating under this name since 2009. The product range is market-focused and is aimed at employees who want to provide for their old age within the framework of a company pension scheme. The fund manages about €2,300M in assets.
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