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PK Elbe
PK Elbe is a private sector pension fund based in Hamburg, Germany. It manages approximately $144.25 million in assets primarily focused on European...
PK Elbe
PK Elbe is a private sector pension fund based in Hamburg, Germany. It manages approximately $144.25 million in assets primarily focused on European investments.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Germany
City
Hamburg
Corporate office
Hamburg, Germany
Principals
Patrick Schütze
Managing Director, Immo PK Elbe Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH
Mario Gustav Ickes
Former Managing Director
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who are the ultimate beneficiaries of PK Elbe?
The fund serves exclusively the members of the Lotsenbrüderschaft Elbe — the professional guild of maritime pilots operating on the Elbe River. Membership is restricted to licensed pilots who hold an official appointment to navigate vessels to and from the Port of Hamburg.
How is PK Elbe legally structured?
PK Elbe is constituted as a Pensionskasse in the legal form of a Versicherungsverein auf Gegenseitigkeit (VVaG) — a mutual insurance association. This means the insured pilot members collectively own the entity, and any surplus must be used for member benefits rather than distributed to outside shareholders.
Does PK Elbe invest outside of real estate?
The fund operates a pooled vehicle called PK-ELBE-FONDS, which suggests the ability to hold diversified assets. However, the only directly attributable investment disclosed publicly is the mixed-use property at Elbchaussee 330 in Hamburg, held through a dedicated subsidiary. Any equity, fixed-income, or alternative allocations beyond real estate remain undisclosed.
What real estate does PK Elbe directly own?
Through its subsidiary Immo PK Elbe GmbH & Co. KG, the fund holds a mixed-use property at Elbchaussee 330, 22609 Hamburg. The property management is conducted by a separate administrative entity, Immo PK Elbe Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH, under Managing Director Patrick Schütze.
Is PK Elbe open to co-investments or external limited partners?
No. As a single-sponsor VVaG pension scheme dedicated solely to the pilots of the Lotsenbrüderschaft Elbe, the fund does not accept external capital, co-investors, or third-party limited partners. Its structure is closed to anyone outside the pilot brotherhood.
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