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Fondo Agenti Spedizionieri Corrieri (FASC)
Fondo Agenti Spedizionieri Corrieri was created in 1926 under collective agreements that took effect in 1933. It began as a public entity and converted to a...
Fondo Agenti Spedizionieri Corrieri (FASC)
Fondo Agenti Spedizionieri Corrieri was created in 1926 under collective agreements that took effect in 1933. It began as a public entity and converted to a non-profit foundation in 1994. The fund continues to serve employees in the shipping, freight-forwarding and courier sectors under the oversight of its founding social partners Fedespedi and Confetra. The portfolio centers on Italian real estate held directly or through FASC Immobiliare S.r.l. Confirmed positions include the Copernico Fund managed by Finint SGR and Infrastrutture Italia. Additional exposure runs to energy and utilities as well as raw materials. Geographic focus remains Italy, with holdings concentrated in Milan and Rome. Assets total $1.1 billion. The fund employs external providers that include Mangusta Risk Limited as risk manager since 2024, Société Générale Securities Services as custodian, Mercer as investment advisor and Nummus as financial advisor. In January 2025 Claudio Claudiani appeared before the Italian parliamentary commission of control to discuss fund management and financial health. Ownership of FASC Immobiliare S.r.l. gives the fund direct control over property acquisitions, renovations and dispositions. This integrated structure separates the core pension mandate from real-asset execution while preserving the 100 percent stake in the operating company.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1926
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Italy
City
Milano
Corporate office
Via Tommaso Gulli, 39, 20147 Milano, Italy
Principals
Claudio Claudiani
President
Alessandro Pitto
Vice President
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at FASC?
Claudio Claudiani serves as President and Alessandro Pitto as Vice President. External advisors Mercer and Nummus support allocation and risk oversight.
Does FASC participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The fund holds limited-partner interests in the Copernico Fund and Infrastrutture Italia alongside direct real-estate ownership through FASC Immobiliare S.r.l.
What investment stages does FASC typically target?
The fund maintains a 10-to-20-year horizon and allocates across operating real estate, infrastructure holdings and selected renewable-energy vehicles.
Where does the underlying membership base come from?
Membership is mandatory for employees in shipping, customs brokerage, freight forwarding and courier companies under Italy's sector collective agreements.
How is FASC related to its real-estate subsidiary?
FASC owns 100 percent of FASC Immobiliare S.r.l., which holds and manages the fund's commercial and mixed-use properties in Milan and Rome.
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