UWP has been safeguarding occupational pension provision for its affiliated companies since 1993.
1993
Foundation660
Affiliated companies11806
Insured membersOur strengths
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						Asset investment
- Occupational pension provision in Switzerland is based on the funding principle. Each insured member saves their own retirement assets over the course of their entire working life. It is therefore important for these funds to both provide an acceptable return, at an acceptable level of risk. UWP uses the three basic building-block investment forms – equities, real estate and bonds – no magic, but traditional sound investment work. 
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						Customer proximity
- Customer proximity means that UWP knows its customers and their needs and is at their disposal at all times. But customer proximity also means that UWP regularly provides information to improve understanding of developments in occupational benefits. Transparency is also a core element in fostering customer proximity. 
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						Low costs
- Every franc that does not need to be spent on risk and administration costs can be used for pension savings. UWP constantly looks at optimising all areas where further cost savings can be made. Our focus is on the cost of insuring against the risks of death and disability. The fewer benefit cases UWP has to bear, the lower the cost of the risk. The aim is to limit benefit cases as much as possible, through preventative measures and professional care management. 
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						Innovation
- From the beginning, UWP has always led the way with new solutions for its customers. Innovation is currently focused on digitalisation, where UWP aims to provide a unique solution throughout Switzerland for its insured members and affiliated companies. 
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						Flexibility
- UWP provides services for its customers "from entrepreneur to entrepreneur". We respond to demand with the greatest possible flexibility in pensions and investment solutions. The only limits are those set by the law. 
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						Individuality
- Thanks to state-of-the-art technology and a high level of specialist expertise, an individual approach does not necessarily mean higher costs. UWP is able to offer its customers tailored solutions that are no more expensive than typical off-the-shelf products. UWP adapts its pension solutions to its customers and not vice versa. 
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						Independence
- UWP is an independent collective foundation. It is committed to its affiliated companies and their beneficiaries, who are insured in the collective foundation. The Board of Trustees is made up of equal numbers of representatives of the affiliated employers and representatives of the collective foundation's insured beneficiaries. UWP can therefore be viewed as a kind of self-help organisation of insured members for insured members. It uses its commercial independence to offer its insured members the best pension solutions. 

Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is composed of highly competent individuals with many years of experience who actively pursue UWP's goals and provide fair pension benefits to all insured members.
 
     
                             Philipp Spichty
 
     
                             Michael Quici
 
     
                             Yvonne Berger
 
     
                             Raphael Cica
 
     
                             Sarah Kobler
 
     
                             Yvonne Turi
 
     
                             Andreas Theiler
 
     
                             Daniel Schoch
 
     
                             Roger Thomann
 
     
                             Christian Willi
Office
 
     
                             Thomas Schneider
 
     
                             Nicola Eggimann
 
     
                             Stephan Eng
 
     
                             Caroline Inderbitzin
 
     
                             Claudia Kilchherr
 
     
                             Diana Kunnaht
 
     
                             Aurelia Stivala
 
     
                             Deha Akgün
 
     
                             Elisa Ukaj
Our organisation

Foundation
2. July 1993
Constitution
Tax-exempt pillar 2 institution entered in the register of occupational benefits schemes of the Canton of Basel-Stadt within the meaning of Art. 80 et seq. SCC, Art. 331 SCO and Art. 48 para. 2 OPA
Management
Beratungsgesellschaft für die zweite Säule AG,
Dornacherstrasse 230, 4018 Basel
Auditors
Copartner Revision AG
St. Alban-Anlage 46, 4010 Basel
Pension insurance expert
Pittet Associates AG
Stampfenbachstrasse 7, 8001 Zürich
Reinsurance
PKRück AG
Weinbergstrasse 139, 8042 Zürich
Asset management
Lies in the responsibility of the individual asset managers of the
asset pools
Supervisory authority
BSABB BVG- und Stiftungsaufsicht beider Basel (Supervisory Board for Occupational Pensions and Foundations of the Two Basels)
Eisengasse 8, 4001 Basel
Information and advice
Beratungsgesellschaft für die zweite Säule AG,
Dornacherstrasse 230, 4018 Basel
Data protection consulting
BaselLegal GmbH
Aeschengraben 29, 4051 Basel