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Volkswagen Pension Trust
Volkswagen Pension Trust was established in 2001 by Volkswagen AG to deliver supplementary retirement benefits through a dedicated Pensionsfonds structure.
Volkswagen Pension Trust
Volkswagen Pension Trust was established in 2001 by Volkswagen AG to deliver supplementary retirement benefits through a dedicated Pensionsfonds structure. The fund operates under the oversight of board members including Albrecht Möhle and maintains close ties to the parent company for asset sourcing. The trust deploys capital into infrastructure limited partnerships, industrial real property liens and select debt instruments issued by Volkswagen Group entities. Confirmed holdings include stakes of more than 25 percent in Allianz Global Diversified Infrastructure Equity Fund II and indirectly more than 25 percent in Fund III, both Luxembourg-domiciled vehicles. Geographic exposure centers on Germany and Luxembourg. Assets total $1.8 billion, with major positions in production plant liens valued at €1.3 billion and a Zeitwertfonds of €575 million. The trust works with Alpha Portfolio Advisors, Helaba Invest and State Street. A related foundation, Volkswagen Belegschaftsstiftung, was created in 2011 to support workforce welfare projects in Wolfsburg. The trust functions as an occupational scheme embedded within the Volkswagen Group rather than an independent allocator, which shapes its mandate and access to group-linked assets.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
2001
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Germany
City
Wolfsburg
Principals
Albrecht Möhle
Board Executive
Dr. Günther Horvath
Board of Trustees
Jürgen Rittersberger
Board of Trustees
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Volkswagen Pension Trust?
Albrecht Möhle serves as Board Executive. Dr. Günther Horvath and Jürgen Rittersberger sit on the Board of Trustees.
Does Volkswagen Pension Trust participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The trust holds limited partner interests in Allianz infrastructure funds and maintains direct liens on Volkswagen production plants.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
Assets derive from pension contributions and reserves of Volkswagen AG employees under the occupational scheme established in 2001.
How is Volkswagen Pension Trust related to Volkswagen AG?
Volkswagen AG founded the trust in 2001 to manage supplementary retirement benefits for its workforce.
What asset classes does the trust hold?
Holdings include infrastructure funds, industrial real estate liens, group debt instruments and time-value accounts.
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