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From Countries / Sweden February 2011

Hans Fahlin, chief investment officer, AP2

Hans Fahlin, chief investment officer of AP2, tells Caroline Liinanki about the importance of finding assets that can protect against negative outcomes and why the AP fund’s commodity ban is unfortunate

From Countries / Sweden February 2011

SEB Life unshaken by Solvency II changes

While impending Solvency II regulation is causing many Nordic players to sweat, SEB Life Division remains calm, writes Caroline Liinanki

From Countries / Sweden February 2011

Swedish funds set to diversify bond holdings

While Swedish investors may never lose their love of equities, low interest rates are increasing the interest in diversifying bond portfolios.

From Countries / Sweden December 2010

Swedish fund bulks up its capital base

The takeover of pharmacy fund Optimalia by Svensk Handel Försäkringar could ease the pain of Solvency II inclusion, writes Caroline Liinanki

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From Countries / Sweden December 2010

Custody and Asset Servicing: Risk monitoring, outsourcing and Solvency II rules

What do you see as the main operational risks and how do you deal with them?

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From Countries / Sweden December 2010

In focus: Johan Magnusson, chief executive officer, AP1

AP1's CEO Johan Magnusson on why the fund has taken its custodian BNY Mellon to court

From Countries / Sweden December 2010

Employee contribution boost key to Swedish pensions conundrum

A Mercer report recommends amendments to the Swedish pensions system. Giovanni Legorano investigates

From Countries / Sweden September 2010

AP4 to up alternatives exposure

AP4, the SKr196.2bn (€21.3bn) fourth Swedish national pension fund, is set to increase its allocation to alternatives, its chief executive Mats Andersson told nrpn.

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From Countries / Sweden September 2010

East Capital: Karin Hirn, founding partner

Karine Hirn, founding partner of Swedish eastern Europe specialist East Capital, tells Caroline Liinanki about the firm’s plan to expand eastward into China following its acquisition of Asia Growth Investors

From Countries / Sweden September 2010

Small-scale advantages key to success

PP Pension, Sweden’s pension fund for media employees, continues to strive for stability, writes Caroline Liinanki

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