Danish Pension Fund ATP Loses 36.4% in First Half of 2022
Falling equity markets and rising interest rates are blamed for the portfolio’s $7.7 billion loss.
Falling equity markets and rising interest rates are blamed for the portfolio’s $7.7 billion loss.
The trend toward sustainable investments heats up as Denmark’s ATP joins the movement.
$133 billion program poaches top investor from P+.
Danish pension plan’s Acting CEO Bo Foged finally gets the big promotion, but also loses his CIO, Kasper Ahrndt Lorenzen.
Fund sticks to its ‘disciplined approach’ despite 21% return in the first quarter.
Bjarne Graven Larsen’s new Qblue Capital enlists former Denmark fund colleagues.
ATP loses 3.2% of investment portfolio, due to global stocks and interest rates.
Fund names CFO and COO Bo Foged as acting director.
Private equity helps boost Danish pension fund’s market value to more than $47 billion.
ATP needs higher returns to meet future needs of population, with newborns adding 2-4 years to projected lifespans.