Danish pension funds continue to push for domestic infrastructure investments as the new government reaffirms its commitment to public private partnerships

AP Pension and JØP Pension report double-digit returns in an outstanding first three quarters. George Coats investigates the implications on the shift to market rate

In volatile markets investors face the dilemma of whether to hedge outstanding risks, either systematically or dynamically

Bankpension’s chief investment officer Leif Hasager tells Caroline Liinanki why a large and diversified exposure makes sense

PKA’s managing director Peter Damgaard Jensen speaks to George Coats about the company’s growing emerging market exposure and hunger for alternatives

Low interest rates and Solvency II have accelerated the pace towards market-rate alternatives across the Nordics

Next year ATP is launching its defined contribution scheme in the UK market but a lack of information is causing concern

Four questions to BlackRock's Peter Beske Nielsen about the firm's plans for the Nordics

High hedge fund fees are proving an obstacle for Sampension’s search for external equity alpha managers

Institutional investors will scramble to invest in Danish infrastructure if the government allows public-private partnerships, which already have strong political backing