Pension reform could pull SEK 250 billion out of the Swedish stock market
The planned reform of the Swedish premium pension system may cause SEK 250-270 billion to disappear from the domestic stock market, hampering the Swedish economy and job creation.
Plans to reform the Swedish premium pension system (PPM) could result in SEK 250-270 billion being moved out of the Swedish stock market and into large global index funds, damaging not only the local equity market but also job creation and the Swedish economy, reports Dagens Industri.
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