IPE's Denmark Coverage – Page 23
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Danica signs new pact in drive to boost self-employed pensions
Danske Bank unit forms partnership with Ase and Pension for Selvstændige
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Country ReportDenmark's ATP: Accelerating diversity
ATP has written its own manual to boost diversity among its senior workforce
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NewsDenmark’s PKA commits €3bn to private equity via subsidiary IIP
Danish Pension fund invests via alternatives subsidiary IIP, which also names new partners
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NewsDanish pension funds cooperate to clarify alternatives valuation habits
Project to shed light on when and how pension funds re-value their unlisted assets
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ATP helps squeeze global emissions with new ESG filter for utilities
Danish pension fund’s new model for sector ensures no investment in new coal power
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NewsDenmark’s AkademikerPension bans Chinese surveillance kit firm
“In short, we have lost patience with the company,” says chief
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Danish pension commission to hold first meeting next month
Laila Mortensen, Dorrit Vanglo named as two of five-member troubleshooting panel
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LD pays out DKK50bn of holiday fund, but sees much remaining
600,000 people thinking about leaving their money in the fund, says LD Pensions
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Mandate roundup: Norlys, Velliv, Newham Pension Fund, AP7
Denmark’s Velliv beats four to win pensions, insurance contract from newly-merged Norlys
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Denmark’s P+ shakes up responsible policy, divesting fossils
Pension fund sets new 2050 carbon neutrality target and toughens stance on exclusions
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Danish pension funds on track to hit green goal three years early
Pension firms elsewhere in Nordics to promise on environment ahead of 2021 Glasgow summit
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NewsVelliv launches drive to move savers out of traditional guaranteed product
Danish provider says interest rate on traditional pensions will be -0.5% after costs
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PFA’s market-rate returns still below zero after Q3
Interest-rate hedging major factor behind average-rate return of 5.2% in nine-month period
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Opinion PiecesThe looming trust deficit
Once again, European pension systems – notably those of the Netherlands and Denmark – have scored most highly in this year’s Mercer CFA Pension Index. These successes are no accident, and among the key ingredients is years of pragmatic and consensual policy making.
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FeaturesPrivate Markets: Denmark's Industriens Pension
Industriens Pension looks forward to a continuing positive experience investing in private markets
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NewsATP thanks long work on processes, risk for weathering ‘worst crisis’
Danish statutory pension fund recoups earlier losses, reveals tech startup investment
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Social issues now bigger focus of active ownership, says Danica
Crisis has put companies’ business models to the test, says CEO
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NewsDanish ‘wise men’ rue new complications for pension system
Finance lobby agrees with advisory body and flags costs of frequent changes
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Netherlands keeps crown as world’s best pension system
Consultancy Mercer says COVID-19 will inevitably weaken pensions
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NewsResponsible tax policies go from rarity to norm in Denmark
CEOs of PenSam, P+ laud adoption of stricter tax approaches
