Iceland: Preparing for a second wave
The lifting of capital controls will allow Icelandic pension funds to invest more overseas
Finland: Trade fears dominate
The newly consolidated Finnish mutual pension insurance sector sees new problems in the investment conundrum
Finnish Self-Employed: Freelance provision requires reform
Finland has woken up to the difficulties created by the flexible world of employment and the inability of pension regulation to ensure suitable provision for the self-employed
Sweden: AP funds work together
Sweden’s four main buffers funds have increased co-ordination since the failed system change in 2017
KLP: Awash with cash, bereft of options
Kommunale Landespensjonskasse is asset rich with a mandate to invest in more real estate, but where can it find suitable opportunities?
Norway: A trillion dollar issue
Is managing its huge sovereign wealth fund distracting the Norwegian Central Bank from its monetary stability role?
Asset allocation: Opportunities ahead
Key findings on asset management trends from the latest Nordic Investor Survey
Sweden: Domestic players
How are Sweden’s largest pension providers managing their assets?
M&A in Finland: Ilmarinen merges with Etera
Ilmarinen is to become the largest property investor and second-largest pension provider in Finland when it merges with Etera
Industriens: Radical move pays off
Switching all pension assets of active members to market-rate returns has allowed Industriens Pension to reap the benefits of wider diversification
ATP: Domestic pressure
Denmark’s entrepreneur panel wants the country’s largest pension fund to do more to support the growth of young Danish companies
Jesper Kerstein: Kirstein widens its Spektrum
Kirstein has formed a new asset-management company to increase client reach, writes Rachel Fixsen
Velliv reins in investment risk levels as volatility rises
Pension provider reports first results since rebranding from Nordea Liv & Pension Denmark
PRI co-founder says Norway’s sovereign fund must exit oil and gas stocks
Carlos Joly argues that overexposure to oil and gas would put future generations at risk
Nordic quintet backs $1bn investment in US mid-market loans [updated]
Providers swap traditional fixed income for higher-yielding corporate notes
Sweden’s AP Funds behind first short-term green bond issue
Property company Vasakronan issues SEK610m of green commercial paper bonds
MP Pension chief calls for Danske Bank’s Borgen to exit immediately
Danish academics’ pension fund won’t exit DKK600m stock holding despite damning money-laundering report
Skandia swallows AI Pension as small scheme faces spiralling costs
Architects’ and engineers’ pension fund hit by demands of tightening rules
European pension fund trio backs climate risk investment project
Also: Sampension becomes 5th Danish pension fund to adopt TCFD guidelines
Nordic investor launches search for $250m equity mandate
Multifactor global equity fund should be domiciled in the US
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