The Pensionskasse in Switzerland (PK Siemens) is responsible for the occupational pension provision of around 10,000 insured members and manages assets totaling CHF 3.7 billion. With its 2025 annual and financial report, PK Siemens embraces a modern, digital approach to reporting.
The report has been published both as an interactive online version and as a structured PDF report. Both formats are generated from a single content source — ensuring consistency and future readiness.
The new digital implementation goes beyond a modern presentation format. The online report conveys broader messages:
The 2025 annual and financial report was created with ns.wow Pro as both an online publication and a print-ready PDF report. Content is centrally managed on the platform and automatically prepared for different output channels.
Thanks to the Finance Plus and PDF Plus modules, content can be structured efficiently and published seamlessly across media. While the online version enables intuitive navigation and quick access to content, the PDF version offers a compact, archive-ready representation of the report.
KI-generiertAI-generatedWith the Finance Plus module, financial data can be efficiently integrated into the reporting process. Figures and tables can be imported directly from upstream systems via Microsoft Excel and automatically transferred into the final layout.
This approach ensures that identical figures are used across all languages and output channels. Tables remain centrally managed and structured, allowing updates without manual adjustments across multiple documents or layout versions.
Comprehensive logging of all changes further enhances transparency and reliability in financial reporting. This ensures that both the online report and the PDF are always based on the same data foundation.
KI-generiertAI-generatedAs a pension fund, the report addresses a wide range of stakeholders — from active insured members and pension beneficiaries to supervisory authorities and financial experts. A clear structure, easy-to-understand presentation of key figures, intuitive navigation, and the highest level of data security are therefore essential.
The online version enables quick orientation within the content, while the PDF version provides a compact and complete documentation of the report.
With ns.wow Pro, PK Siemens benefits from a powerful and highly secure platform for modern annual and financial reporting. Its modular architecture allows centralized content management, structured handling of financial data, and efficient publication across multiple channels.
The HTML-based structure also ensures that report content can be effectively discovered by AI crawlers.
The result is a digital reporting solution that meets current requirements for transparency and accessibility while remaining flexible enough to adapt to future developments in financial communication.
ns.wow platform
With the ns.wow web editor, you can publish content professionally and collaboratively across all channels. The HTML foundation enables parallel publication in online, PDF and XBRL formats. Digital reporting provides the foundation for precise structure, clear semantics, consistent content display and AI‑readability.
Automated interfaces import ESG and financial data directly from upstream systems. The single‑source‑of‑truth principle enables both collaborative and autonomous editing of all content. PDF, online and XBRL outputs can be created with just a few clicks — fully CI/CD‑compliant and aligned with your design and layout guidelines.
ns.wow is operated in Swiss data centres. ISO 27001 (ISMS) and SOC 1 (ISAE 3402) certifications ensure the highest security and control standards. Regular audits provide comprehensive protection for your data.
Structured content and standardised formats form the foundation for machine‑readable outputs — including readability for AI models. With HTML and XBRL on our single source of truth, you enable AI‑readability and lay the groundwork for future automated analysis and assistance systems in reporting.
View the PK Siemens annual report.