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Get to know Stichting Nedlloyd Pensioenfonds

Stichting Nedlloyd Pensioenfonds was a Dutch pension fund established to manage the retirement benefits for employees of the former Royal Nedlloyd Group. The fund's mission was to ensure the responsible and sustainable management of pension assets to meet its obligations to members. As of December 31, 2021, the fund was dissolved, and all accrued pension rights and capital were transferred to the Stichting Pensioenfonds voor de Koopvaardij (Merchant Marine Pension Fund). The Stichting Nedlloyd Pensioenfonds is now officially in liquidation, and its website serves as an informational archive for its former members.

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Stichting Nedlloyd Pensioenfonds

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