ATP’s Henrik Gade Jepsen tells Caroline Liinanki why it has closed its internal hedge fund unit and how it plans to invest going forward

When PKA split its high yield portfolio into regional exposures, it had to decide whether its US and Europe-based managers would retain the emerging market corporate debt exposure

Finland’s pension system is in good health, but pension companies should look to reduce administration costs and abandon their equity home bias, according to two foreign experts

The government’s banking law commission hits a brick wall as overoptimistic timescales and a concerned industry mean hopes of passing a new pension law are delayed

Correspondence seeking to clarify the relationship between the two directives has entirely the opposite effect

Plummeting interest rates have sped up the inflows into alternative assets, but accurate valuations of illiquid portfolios may prove tricky

Four questions to Staffan Sevón, llmarinen’s head of tactical allocation and head of Ilmarinen Alpha and former chief investment officer of Veritas

Denmark’s five largest pension companies have joined forces to push forward the discussion around how public-private partnerships can be implemented.

The planned merger between €9.7bn LocalTapiola Pension and €7.5bn Pension Fennia to create a substantially stronger pension insurance company will widen the gap between the top three companies and the rest of the field

Iceland’s government has announced it will not call on the pension sector to fund a new university hospital