StiPP

StiPP allocates across private credit and real estate. The fund holds a direct lending portfolio targeting the Netherlands and Europe, alongside real estate investments including a mixed-use mandate and commitments to Dutch residential funds (Altss research). The strategy balances yield generation with the liquidity needs of a high-turnover participant base.

As the pension fund for temporary workers, StiPP's members typically have short tenures and multiple employers, creating fragmented contribution records. This demands a low-cost administrative model. The fund still pursues illiquid alternatives like direct lending and real estate, but the liquidity profile and administration must reliably serve individuals who may only contribute to the fund for a few months at a time.

Lodewijk van Pol serves as Executive Director and Trustee, holding responsibility for the fund's investment portfolio. Martin van Dijk operates as Pension Fund Manager. Overall governance includes an independent board chaired by Nicole Edelenbos as of July 2025 (Altss research).

StiPP invests through external structures including a private real estate mandate and commitments to Dutch residential real estate funds (Altss research). The extent to which it engages in direct co-investments alongside these partners has not been publicly detailed.

StiPP is actively transitioning to the new defined-contribution system under the Wet toekomst pensioenen (WTP). The appointment of a new Independent Chair, Nicole Edelenbos, in July 2025, underscores a governance emphasis during this regulatory shift. The fund's website confirms active communication with participants about the new pension rules.

StiPP is regularly evaluated by the VBDO, the Dutch Association of Investors for Sustainable Development, for its sustainability performance (Altss research). The specific rating categories or scores are not detailed in public-facing materials, but the ongoing assessment indicates a structured ESG monitoring process.

No. StiPP does not make its total assets under management public. The fund's financial and actuarial reports are prepared for supervisors and members, but a consolidated AUM figure is not widely distributed.