CPCN

The investment team is led by Director Alain Kolonovics, with Christian Huguenin serving as Investment Manager and Gerard Hoffman as Deputy Director. The fund does not publicly disclose a formal investment committee structure, but governance is ultimately overseen by the Canton of Neuchâtel, which provides a state guarantee for any technical deficit.

The Canton of Neuchâtel guarantees CPCN's technical deficit, meaning the canton is the ultimate backstop if the fund's liabilities exceed its assets. This structural feature distinguishes CPCN from Swiss pension funds that rely on the national Sicherheitsfonds (safety-net fund) and gives it a public-credit anchor that can influence asset-allocation posture.

Known direct holdings are concentrated in the Canton of Neuchâtel. The portfolio includes Fleurier Multigenerational Housing in Val-de-Travers, the Faubourg du Lac 23–25–27 mixed-use development in Neuchâtel, residential property at Rue de l'Evole 108 in Neuchâtel, and the Bâtiment Malvilliers commercial asset in Malvilliers, Switzerland.

CPCN is a longtime member of the Ethos Engagement Pool Switzerland, joining in July 2011, and a founding member of Ethos Engagement Pool International since January 2017. The fund pools its listed-equity voting and engagement power through Ethos. It also adheres to the Swiss Association of Pension Funds (ASIP) ESG reporting standards and is a signatory to IIGCC climate action initiatives.

The public record is silent on CPCN's approach to fund commitments. Its known investment activity is visible only in direct real estate within Neuchâtel and in its membership in the Ethos Engagement Pools, which implies at least a passive listed-equity portfolio. Whether the fund participates in private-market fund structures or co-investments outside real estate has not been publicly disclosed.