Organisation

PFA Holding

PFA Pension is owned by PFA Holding A/S, and the Group’s history dates back to 1917.

The share capital of the parent company PFA Holding amounts to DKK 1 million, and the maximum dividend distributable by the company is 5 % of the share capital, equalling DKK 50,000. In this way, the ownership structure supports PFA’s objective of creating the greatest possible value for its customers. .

At PFA, we look to our customers for advice. This is why we have a Customer Board consisting of 70 executive employees from our largest corporate customers, who make sure that PFA is in touch with the customers’ needs and requirements.

The shareholders of PFA Holding are the PFA Foundation and other shareholders that primarily comprise the founding organisations from 1917, whose members and employees are for the most part customers in PFA. The PFA Foundation donates money to activities that benefit both existing and retired PFA employees.

PFA Holding's Board of Directors is identical to PFA Pension's Board of Directors.

Organisation

The Customer Board
    

The Customer Board

In order to provide a forum for dialogue with the customers, PFA has set up a customer board. Its purpose is to act as a guiding body for PFA and it consists of a number of PFA's largest corporate and organisational customers. PFA consults the customer board with regard to their needs and wishes as well as involve the board in our development and new initiatives.

PFA Asset Management
    

PFA Asset Management

PFA Asset Management is a subsidiary of the PFA Group. The company is authorised by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority to carry out asset management on behalf of PFA Pension, PFA Kapitalforening, Investeringsforeningen PFA Invest and other professional investors.

PFA Asset Management manages all the daily functions in relation to PFA Kapitalforening and Investeringsforeningen PFA Invest. The company manages the investments for one of Denmark’s largest pension companies: PFA Pension. This entails a special obligation to create long-term value for our customers in a responsible manner.

The funds in PFA Kapitalforening are open to contributions from external professional investors after prior approval by the Board of Directors of PFA Kapitalforening.

The funds in Investeringsforeningen PFA Invest are open to contributions from private individuals and others with an interest in strengthening their savings through an investment fund. Parts of the funds are admitted for trading on NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen and can be acquired through all Danish banks as well as through online banking.

If you want to file a complaint, please contact Torben Hansen

Go to PFA Asset Management’s website (in Danish only) >

PFA Ejendomme
    

PFA Ejendomme


The investment portfolio
The PFA Group invests in properties both in Denmark and abroad.

PFA Ejendomme is an investment department in PFA Pension and invests in properties with the purpose of increasing diversification in PFA’s total investment portfolio and thereby ensuring the customers the best possible long-term and stable return.

As at 31 December 2018, PFA’s property investments total approximately DKK 64 billion.

Focus on sustainability and climate considerations
We have a strong focus on sustainability and climate considerations in our property investments, and the climate goal of the Paris Agreement is integrated in our investment process. We are working systematically on compiling consumption and energy data from our Danish property portfolio with a view to reducing our carbon footprint. We also strive to build and renovate in accordance with sustainable and environmentally-friendly standards – among other things, we screen all new constructions to make sure that they qualify for a sustainability certification (DGNB certification). As a member of the Green Building Council Denmark, we share our experience in measuring and reducing our carbon footprint for the benefit of a wider community. Read more about our work with climate considerations and sustainability.
 
Danish business properties
As at 31 December 2018, PFA Ejendomme’s portfolio of business properties includes more than 75 directly owned business properties. The properties are primarily used for office space and administration purposes. In addition to the directly owned properties, PFA holds equity investments in joint ventures in a number of companies, including ATPFA, Axel Towers, Portland Towers, Ottilia Copenhagen etc.

PFA Ejendomme regularly carries out a number of development projects with a view to add new properties to the portfolio that are future-proofed with regard to functionality and selection of materials.

Newsec Datea A/S is in charge of all operation and maintenance of the Danish business properties in PFA Ejendomme.

The market segment is Danish and international companies as well as public lessees who want well-situated quality properties from a professional lessor.

At PFA Ejendomme’s website, you can find a list of currently vacant leases (in Danish only).

PFA Rental Housing
A part of the strategy is to invest in rental housing. Investments are made in both new constructions and existing properties with ideal locations.

As at 31 December 2018, the portfolio covers 73 housing properties with more than 1,700 tenancies in existing and newly-built properties in Copenhagen and its environs, Hillerød, Aalborg and in several major provincial towns. Approximately 1,200 tenancies are being built in Copenhagen, Hillerød, Horsens, Vejle, Randers, Herning, Silkeborg, Viborg, Kolding, Odense etc.

PFA customers can sign up for a rental property at My PFA (Mit PFA)

Foreign property investments
PFA Ejendomme manages PFA’s investments in foreign properties. The investments are primarily made as indirect investments in property funds, but are also made as direct investments by way of co-investments and always with a local partner.

Focus on the foreign investments is primarily directed at the pan-European, the UK, the US and Asia.

Go to PFA Ejendomme’s website (in Danish only) >