Complementa
Your Investments - Our Expertise

We support clients through all stages of the investment process, drawing on our many years of practical experience and expertise:
We provide independent and personalised support in defining your investment strategy,
manager selection and monitoring of the implementation through customised reporting solutions.

We turn big data
into smart data

We establish transparency and pave the way
for well-founded investment decisions and successful investing.

Investment Reporting

Investment Controlling

Investment Consulting

Investment Accounting

Portfolio Tools

Sustainability ESG-Services

Multi Custody Service

Thanks to our multi custody service, you ensure a first-class information provision and retain optimum flexibility, diversification and scope in your investment organisation.

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Risk Check-up

We publish Switzerland’s largest independent pension fund study with data spanning more than three decades. We shed light on current developments and long-term trends. Participating pension funds profit of an individual analysis including peer comparisons free of charge.

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Fresh Insights

11.06.25

European pension funds review global weightings in face of US turmoil

As global markets react to the threat of US tariffs, many European pension funds are looking to rebalance their portfolios and reset their investment policies. European pension funds are evaluating their investment policies after more than a decade in which

12.05.25

Swiss pensions curb exposure to US dollar assets amid debt, policy concerns

Swiss pension funds are reassessing their exposure to US dollar-denominated assets in light of rising hedging costs, growing concerns over US fiscal policy, and increasing national debt levels. Speaking during a conference call hosted by consultancy Complementa this week, Andreas

04.02.25

Infrastructure Investments for Institutional Investors

The following article has been published on CAIA Association Website. Infrastructure Allocations & Backdrop For over a decade until 2022, institutional investors were faced with low interest rates on their fixed income securities [1]. This environment made it increasingly difficult