ATP restructures billions invested in international equities

ATP's new chief executive, Christian Hyldahl, has a vision: ATP needs more simplicity and transparency. The vision is being realized around the organization ­ most recently in the shape of major restructuring in the company's investments in international equities.
ATP CEO Christian Hyldahl. | Photo: PR
ATP CEO Christian Hyldahl. | Photo: PR

At the beginning of 2017, ATP had DKK 29 billion (about EUR 3.9 billion) in derivatives based on international equities, and DKK 2 billion in cash equities. This picture has now been turned on its head. Over the course of the first six months of 2017, ATP has parted with futures in large numbers and bought regular international equities instead. The purpose of this maneuver is to simplify investments strategies and increase active ownership.

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