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Johnson & Johnson Pension Fund
The Johnson & Johnson Pension Fund operates as the primary vehicle delivering retirement benefits to Johnson & Johnson employees. It supplies statements and...
Johnson & Johnson Pension Fund
The Johnson & Johnson Pension Fund operates as the primary vehicle delivering retirement benefits to Johnson & Johnson employees. It supplies statements and handles pension-related inquiries through its Netherlands-registered platform. The fund deploys capital into listed equities and private markets. Confirmed holdings include a stake in Baillie Gifford Worldwide Global Alpha Fund and limited partnership interests in Thoma Bravo Fund XV, KKR Asian Fund IV, and Clayton Dubilier & Rice Fund XI. Geographic exposure spans the United States and broader global markets through these vehicles. It also maintains an allocation to Lineage Inc. via Baillie Gifford funds. Service providers include Baillie Gifford Overseas Limited as investment manager since 2010 and State Street Bank and Trust Company as custodian. The fund participates in the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce. Its structure ties directly to the corporate sponsor with oversight from named trustees and no disclosed external LP program.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
Europe
Country
United States
City
New Brunswick
Corporate office
New Brunswick, NJ, United States
Principals
Elias Spirtounias
President
Howard Reid
President and Trustee
Beatrice Diane Hürlimann
Board of Trustees Member
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Does the fund disclose its assets under management or investment holdings?
No. The J&J Pension Fund OFP does not publish AUM figures or a detailed portfolio of investment holdings. Its public website is member-service oriented — covering benefit calculations, life-event changes, and regulatory updates — rather than providing investor-relations-style financial reporting.
How is the fund adapting to Dutch pension reform?
The fund is actively guiding members through the transition to the Wet toekomst pensioenen, the Dutch law reshaping the national pension system toward a defined-contribution model. It publishes dedicated updates, hosts roadshows, and has adjusted actuarial factors — including flexibility rules effective July 2026 — as it implements the new framework.
Who administers the fund's operations?
Day-to-day pension administration is outsourced to Achmea Pensioenservices, with a service center in Tilburg, Netherlands. Separate arrangements — the Robeco Flexioen and netto pension schemes — are administered by Centraal Beheer PPI, creating a multi-vendor operational model for different plan components.
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