Supervisory Board
The Supervisory Board is made up of members of parliament, social partners, representatives of the relevant ministries (Ministry of Social Affairs and Ministry of Economy, Finance, and Industry), and qualified individuals in fields related to the Fund's missions.
It has twenty members and must meet at least twice a year.
The Supervisory Board is composed of 20 members chosen from among:
Audit and Accounts Committee
2 representatives from the National Assembly and 2 representatives from the Senate
e Representatives of Social Security Beneficiaries
5 members appointed by representative interprofessional trade unions at the national level
Representatives of employers and self-employed workers
5 members appointed by representative professional organizations of employers and self-employed workers
State Representatives
4 members, including 1 from the Ministry of Economy, 1 from the Ministry of Budget, and 2 from the Ministry of Social Security
Qualified individuals
Qualified individualsQualified individuals
Last update: September 2025
His responsibilities
The Supervisory Board has the following responsibilities:
- Set, on the recommendation of the Executive Board, the general guidelines for the Fund's asset investment policy (strategic allocation), in line with the Fund's objective and time horizon for the use of its resources and the principles of prudence and risk diversification.
- Monitor the Fund's results
- Approve the annual accounts
- Prepare a public annual report on the management of the Fund
Supervisory Board Committees
Several bodies emanate from the Supervisory Board:
The Audit and Accounts Committee
The Investment Strategy Committee (ISC)
The Responsible Investment Committee (RIC)
The CSI is the body that is likely to meet most frequently to review the economic and financial context and, if necessary, issue opinions on developments in financial management.
