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Cigna Healthcare
Cigna Pension Fund was established in 1983 as the defined benefit plan for Cigna employees and dependents. Cigna itself formed in 1982 as a global health...
Cigna Healthcare
Cigna Pension Fund was established in 1983 as the defined benefit plan for Cigna employees and dependents. Cigna itself formed in 1982 as a global health services company. The fund allocates across venture co-investments, real estate, and public equities. Confirmed holdings include Alma. Real estate assets encompass office, industrial, multi-family and healthcare properties via Cigna Realty Investors. Geographic exposure centers on the United States with additional activity in health technology. The pension maintains a $700M commitment to Cigna Ventures. It also holds public positions in Omada Health, Nvidia, Apple and Microsoft. The Cigna Group Foundation, established 1962, handles separate philanthropic giving focused on health equity. The structure ties investment decisions to the corporate parent through Cigna Investment Management as advisor and Prudential Retirement as trustee.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1983
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Bloomfield
Corporate office
1601 Chestnut Street TL05T, Philadelphia, PA, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Does Cigna Pension Fund participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The fund makes both co-investments through Cigna Ventures and commitments to external managers. It has co-invested alongside NEA, Thoma Bravo and Insight Partners.
What asset classes does Cigna Pension Fund target?
Allocations include venture capital, real estate joint ventures, commercial mortgages and public equities. Ticket sizes range from $10M to $50M.
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