Hannoversche Kassen
Also known as Hannoversche Alterskasse VVaG, Hannoversche Pensionskasse VVaG
Hannover pension group for 550+ member organisations (founded 1985); €521M investments (July 2025), incl. renewable-energy participations and an impact real-estate fund.
Hannover pension group (Hannoversche Alterskasse and Hannoversche Pensionskasse); not Hannover Re or Hannover Finanz.
- HEADQUARTERS
- Hannover, Germany
- FOUNDED
- 1985
- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- No — own capital only
- TEAM LISTED
- 3 people
FOCUS
- STAGES
- —
- SECTORS
- Climate & Energy
- ASSET MIX
- ImpactReal estate
- GEOGRAPHY
- Europe
WHAT IT IS
Institutional LP. Pension funds, endowments, foundations and sovereign funds that commit capital to funds and, sometimes, directly.
- BaFin-authorised Pensionskasse of the group
- Support fund (Unterstützungskasse) of the group
ABOUT
The Hannoversche Kassen are a Hannover pension group, founded in 1985 as a self-help institution, comprising the Hannoversche Alterskasse VVaG, the Hannoversche Pensionskasse VVaG and related support and service entities, with more than 550 member organisations. They managed €521M of investments at 31 July 2025 and publish their full portfolio. Besides bonds of banks, states and companies, the portfolio includes renewable-energy participations (Aquila Capital, CEE Group, EB SIM GmbH), the Next Impact Fund (real estate), own real estate and loans to member organisations for housing, care and education buildings.
PORTFOLIO (4)
- Aquila Capital — renewable-energy participation, €8.0M (1.54% of portfolio, 31 July 2025)Climate & Energy
- CEE Group — renewable-energy participation, €4.5M (0.86%)Climate & Energy
- EB SIM GmbH — renewable-energy participation, €4.4M (0.84%)Climate & Energy
- Next Impact Fund — real-estate participation, €4.5M (0.86%)Real Estate & PropTech
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FAQ
Hannoversche Kassen is a institutional investor based in Hannover, Germany, founded in 1985.
Yes. Hannoversche Kassen invests directly in private companies. It also commits capital to third-party funds as an LP.
Hannoversche Kassen invests in Climate & Energy.
Key people at Hannoversche Kassen include Jana Desirée Wunderlich (Member of the Board of Management (Vorstand)), Ralf Kielmann (Member of the Board of Management (Vorstand)) and Annette Bohland (Chair of the Supervisory Board).
Hannoversche Kassen's investments include Aquila Capital — renewable-energy participation, €8.0M (1.54% of portfolio, 31 July 2025), CEE Group — renewable-energy participation, €4.5M (0.86%), EB SIM GmbH — renewable-energy participation, €4.4M (0.84%) and Next Impact Fund — real-estate participation, €4.5M (0.86%).
No. Hannoversche Kassen invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.