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An academic discussion in a leading business journal has spilled over into a fully fledged debate with the fund’s leadership
‘We want to support Europe. We want to contribute to the green transition,’ says CEO Jon Johnsen
Pension Fund of Commerce and Birta Pension Fund say their boards have decided not to start formal merger talks ‘at this time’
Plus: Norway’s NBIM on the importance of AI technology and US tech stocks concentration
Norway’s SWF manager laments ‘fragmented system that undermines effective shareholder voting’ and makes it harder to support companies
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Sweden’s capital market success offers the EU a practical model for building inclusive, resilient markets
If trade wars and the decline of the dollar against the euro hadn’t already spooked them enough this year, European investment committees might be forgiven for worrying about the sector concentration of their portfolios after the equity market rally since the spring.
‘We want to support Europe. We want to contribute to the green transition,’ says CEO Jon Johnsen
Pension Fund of Commerce and Birta Pension Fund say their boards have decided not to start formal merger talks ‘at this time’
Plus: Norway’s NBIM on the importance of AI technology and US tech stocks concentration
Norway’s SWF manager laments ‘fragmented system that undermines effective shareholder voting’ and makes it harder to support companies
AI development going faster ‘than seen before’, says NBIM CEO, as finance minister points to ‘great risk’ of concentration
‘If you impose overly strict limits on how pension assets can be invested, you may restrict the financing of innovative companies,’ professor says
Swedish occupational pensions giant finally receives confirmation worst potential outcome of 2023 crisis avoided
Keva, Ilmarinen, Varma and Veritas reveal losses for January to March of between -0.1% and -0.5% after Iran war shook markets
Finnish pensions lobby positive on shifting YEL scheme towards earnings-based system, but bemoans fiscal burden, freedom of choice model
Norway’s giant SWF takes -1.9% hit on investments in the first quarter, with only unlisted real estate in positive territory at end of March
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