We’re a small company (under 20 people) and our boss just told me that he thinks about switching our pillar 2 to another company. I asked him if we employees could voice our opinions in this, and he seems open to it.
What should I look for (except for passive investing)? What’s the most “mustachian” pillar 2 out there? What are your opinions about this?
Profond has a decent allocation and corresponding returns over the long term 
They’re also nicely digital, you can do pretty much everything online including requesting an uptodate pension fund certificate that’ll be ready for downloading shortly after.
Hopefully he’s open about it - because it is a legal right for employees to have a say in it.
That they offer good funds. We went with UBS and have a very crappy selection of funds which made next to no money for decades.
Based on my experience, this is not always the case, even if in the law
Calling it “rather loosely enforced” would still be understating it.
That said, I’m quite sure the provision in law applies (in theory).
… except for UBS.
I’ll show myself out, sir.
Update: after having received an offer from Profond and voting on it, we will now switch to Profond on 1.1.25.
Glad that the money put into the 2nd pillar will be invested much more wisely from now on.