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30 July 2020

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Column Gener@ties 30 July 2020

You have probably already heard the news: the government, employer organisations and unions recently settled on the details of the Pensioenakkoord, or ‘National Pension Agreement’. The idea is that this new national agreement will lead to new legal requirements for Dutch pension plans. We can imagine that you have all kinds of questions. In fact, we have been asked many of those questions already. How does this affect my pension accrual? Will it affect people who are already drawing a pension? What exactly will change? We have listed a number of these questions, together with what answers we can give, based on the little information that we now have. One thing is clear, however: your pension will become less certain. So what does that mean?
26 July 2020

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Quarterly report 2nd quarter 2020 is published

The quarterly report for the second quarter of 2020 has been published. You can download the report via our website.
1 July 2020

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Give your opinion: how socially responsible can your pension money be invested?

Did you know that the Pension Fund invest your pension money in a socially responsible way? Philips Pensioenfonds is considering doing more in this area if participants in the Fund consider it important. Therefore, a large number of participants who build up a pension is asked for their opinion.
19 June 2020

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Your pension overview for 2020

This month you will receive your Uniform Pension Overview 2020 from Philips Pensioenfonds. That overview shows how much pension you have accrued, and what you can expect when you retire.
2 June 2020

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Investment mix adjusted to ensure a proper pension for all our members

Philips Pensioenfonds recently made an adjustment to the investment portfolio within the already existing policy. This adjustment increases the chance of an increase in your pension through indexation, with a slight increase in the level of risk. This adjustment has been made on the basis of our long-term investment policy.
2 June 2020

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Magazine Generaties, Spring edition published

Today, all participants who accrue pension with Philips Pensioenfonds or receive a pension from us, received the latest edition of our Generaties magazine. In this edition of Generaties, two board members look back on the year 2019. They also take a detailed look at current developments surrounding the corona crisis. In this edition you will also read more about the investments of Philips Pensioenfonds in mortgages in various articles.
2 June 2020

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2019 Annual Report published

The annual report explains how the various developments impacted Philips Pensioenfonds during 2019. It also provides a brief discussion of what to expect in 2020. Find out more in the 2019 annual report.
5 May 2020

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Accountability for voting policy and engagement policy Q1 2020

Philips Pensioenfonds exerts influence in various ways on companies in which we invest. As a shareholder in many companies, for example, we have the option of voting at shareholder meetings. And if companies in which we invest violate the Global Compact principles, we address them to this.
30 April 2020

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Column Gener@ties for active members

We often hear this comment, particularly from relatively young members who are still building up a pension. I can certainly imagine that the losses that pension funds are currently suffering as a result of the corona crisis are reinforcing this belief. If you share this view, however, I have some good news, despite the difficult times: it is absolutely wrong. Read on to find out why that is.
30 April 2020

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Quarterly report 1st quarter 2020 is published

The quarterly report for the first quarter of 2020 has been published. You can download the report via our website. In the first quarter, the current coverage ratio decreased from 117.0% at the end of December 2019 to 101.8% at the end of March 2020. The decrease in the coverage ratio was due to the outbreak of the corona virus. In order to limit further spread of the virus, governments were forced to introduce many restrictive measures in socio-economic traffic in the first quarter. As a result, the global economy entered a deep recession. As a result, stock markets have fallen sharply. Interest also fell in the first quarter. Both cases have led to a very sharp drop in the current funding ratio of just over 15 percentage points.