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Greenland · owned by Independent (Greenland) · sisa.gl · 9 vendors

Pensionskassen SISA is Greenland's only member-owned pension fund, headquartered in Nuuk. It provides pension schemes and insurance coverage (disability, spouse, children's pension, and critical illness) to employees and organisations across Greenland. SISA manages a pension fund of approximately DKK 5 billion on behalf of around 41,000 members, receiving over DKK 300 million in annual contributions.

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Last updated 2026-10-23 · revision 6

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Greenlandic Financial Supervisory Regulation — Evidence found

Evidence: https://www.sisa.gl/dk/om-sisa/om-sisa/, https://www.sisa.gl/dk/publikationer/pensionsregulativ/, https://www.sisa.gl/dk/publikationer/vedtaegter/, https://www.sisa.gl/dk/publikationer/aktuelle-rapporter/

ISO 27001 (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.sisa.gl/dk/om-sisa/persondata-og-cookies/, https://www.sisa.gl/dk/om-sisa/om-sisa/

GDPR (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.sisa.gl/dk/om-sisa/persondata-og-cookies/, https://www.sisa.gl/media/1881/2025sisapersondatapolitik0101-dk-final.pdf, https://www.sisa.gl/media/1882/2025sisapersondatapolitik0101-kal-final.pdf, https://www.sisa.gl/dk/om-sisa/om-sisa/, https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A12016E%2FPRO%2F34

Financials

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Financial Resilience Score: 7/10

Pensionskassen SISA demonstrates solid financial resilience for a small, single-country mutual pension fund. Its solvency coverage ratio stood at 158% at end-2024 (rising to 207% after PAL tax payment in January 2025), comfortably above the 100% regulatory floor. Basic own funds of DKK 313.2m exceed the individual solvency requirement of DKK 198.3m. The fund benefits from a structurally growing revenue base, with contributions rising at a CAGR of ~13.6% over five years, supported by Greenland's mandatory pension law (contribution rate floor rising from 8% in 2024 to 10% by 2026). The fund covers approximately 43,500 of Greenland's ~57,000 inhabitants — essentially the entire formal Greenlandic workforce — giving it a dominant and stable market position. Cost discipline is strong: administrative cost per member is DKK 615 and only 0.47% of provisions. Investment operations are outsourced to professional partners (Danske Bank Asset Management, Secure Spectrum, AkademikerPension/AP from 2025), reducing operational risk. However, the fund is exposed to material risks: geographic concentration in a small commodity- and fisheries-dependent economy (a pending fisheries law could displace 400–500 contributing members), investment-return volatility (swings from +15.3% in 2021 to -13.7% in 2022 to +15.6% in 2024), heavy USD exposure (69% of equities are US-listed), and operational transition risk in 2025 from changing administration providers (DKK 6.0m one-off cost in 2024). Solvency coverage has tightened materially from 822% in 2020 to 158% in 2024 as the fund has grown and added riskier investments.

Key strengths: Solvency coverage ratio of 158% (207% post-PAL) at end-2024, well above regulatory minimum, Dominant market share — covers ~76% of Greenland's population as members, Structurally growing contributions (+13.6% CAGR over 5 years) supported by Greenland's mandatory pension law, Low administrative cost base (DKK 615/member, 0.47% of provisions), Five-year average investment return ~6.9% p.a., Outsourced asset management and administration to professional Danish partners, Strong contribution growth in 2024 (+9.6% YoY) and benefit from back-contribution collections

Risk factors: Geographic concentration: 100% Greenland-dependent (small commodity/fisheries economy), Pending Greenlandic fisheries law could displace 400–500 SISA-contributing workers, High investment return volatility (swung from +15.3% in 2021 to -13.7% in 2022), Heavy USD/US-market exposure (69.4% of equities US-listed), Solvency coverage has tightened from 822% (2020) to 158% (2024), Operational transition risk in 2025 (administration provider change, DKK 6.0m one-off cost), DKK 707m in undrawn private equity commitments plus DKK 31m in guarantees, Write-downs on illiquid Greenland direct investments (mining, real estate), Political risk around Greenland's investment policy framework

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