ERIKS Pension Fund

The fund operates under a board structure. Mirja Constandse served as chair during the transition into DNAPF, and Gerard Sirks held an investment advisory role on the board. Specific current board composition is not publicly disclosed by the fund.

The fund sits inside DNAPF Kring B, a ring-fenced compartment within De Nationale APF. This structure keeps ERIKS's assets and liabilities legally separated from other participating schemes, such as NIBC's pension plan, even as they share the same operational infrastructure and professional trustee governance.

Known investments point to a heavy allocation toward Dutch real assets. The fund holds positions in the Syntrus Achmea Dutch Residential Fund and the Syntrus Achmea Dutch Health Care Property Fund. A matching portfolio, typical of Dutch liability-driven strategies, covers interest-rate hedging. Equity or alternative asset positions are not publicly itemized.

Both schemes are co-located in DNAPF Kring B. They share the same APF umbrella and administrative infrastructure but remain separate pension plans with distinct participant bases, separate asset pools, and independent board oversight.

The fund does not operate a direct sourcing engine. Its known commitments are to Dutch institutional fund vehicles managed by established fiduciary and real estate managers like Syntrus Achmea. The board sets asset allocation, and implementation is delegated to the DNAPF's operational platform.