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Institutional LPInvests through funds, not into companiesLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 2 SOURCES

Alifond

Also known as Alifond – Fondo Pensione Complementare per i lavoratori dell’industria alimentare, Fondo Pensione Alifond

Rome negotiated pension fund for Italian food-industry workers; €2.17bn net assets (end-2025), 55,850 members; €125M committed to 12 private-market funds through a Schroders mandate.

HEADQUARTERS
Rome, Italy
FOUNDED
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AUM
€2.2B (2025)
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
No — own capital only
TEAM LISTED
3 people

Focus

STAGES
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SECTORS
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ASSET MIX
Private equityPrivate credit
GEOGRAPHY
EuropeGlobal

Overview

Alifond is the contractual (negoziale) supplementary pension fund for workers in the Italian food industry, based in Rome. At the end of 2025 it had net assets for benefits of €2.17bn, 55,850 members and 1,688 member companies. Its Balanced compartment includes a private-markets mandate, running to June 2033 and managed by Schroders, which invests in private equity and private debt funds: €125M committed to 12 funds, 68% called, at the end of 2025.

PORTFOLIO (5)

  • Schroders Capital Private Equity Europe VIII
  • Schroders Capital Private Equity Europe Direct III
  • Schroders Capital Private Equity Global Direct III
  • Schroders Capital Private Equity Secondaries IV
  • Schroders semi-liquid global PE fund (listed as “SCHRODR C S-L GL PE”)

People

  • Fabio Barigazzi
    Chair · source
  • Enrico Tonghini
    Vice-Chair · source
  • Raffaello Durante
    Director of the Fund (Direttore del Fondo) · source

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Frequently asked questions

Alifond is a institutional investor based in Rome, Italy.

Alifond does not primarily put its own money into private companies. It also commits capital to third-party funds as an LP.

Key people at Alifond include Fabio Barigazzi (Chair), Enrico Tonghini (Vice-Chair) and Raffaello Durante (Director of the Fund (Direttore del Fondo)).

Alifond's investments include Schroders Capital Private Equity Europe VIII, Schroders Capital Private Equity Europe Direct III, Schroders Capital Private Equity Global Direct III, Schroders Capital Private Equity Secondaries IV and Schroders semi-liquid global PE fund (listed as “SCHRODR C S-L GL PE”).

No. Alifond invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.