Pensioenfonds Particuliere Beveiliging

Pensioenfonds Particuliere Beveiliging

Pensioenfonds Particuliere Beveiliging was founded in 1990 to administer pensions for the private security sector. The fund serves current and former employees of security companies and related businesses. Its structure reflects the industry associations that created it. The fund allocates across real estate, infrastructure, and equities. Holdings include positions in the Bouwinvest Dutch Institutional Residential Fund, the Bouwinvest Dutch Institutional Retail Fund, and the PGGM Private Real Estate Fund. Additional exposure runs through the Pantheon infrastructure mandate and public equity holdings such as Broadcom and Nokia. Allocations occur via fund-of-funds structures and mandates with managers including PGGM, BlackRock, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, and Columbia Threadneedle Investments. Geographic reach centers on the Netherlands and global developed markets. The fund employs 13 professionals at its Groningen headquarters. It maintains memberships in the Pensioenfederatie and the Principles for Responsible Investment. Board appointments in July 2024 placed Udo Kock as Chair alongside Evelyne Simons, Donald Schut, and Martin van Rossum. Service providers include TKP Pensioen for administration and Mazars for audit. The fund operates as a sector-specific pension vehicle governed by employer and employee representatives from the Nederlandse Veiligheidsbranche, CNV Vakmensen, and De Unie. This bipartite oversight distinguishes its decision-making from multi-sector public funds.