Pension

Premium pension should add infrastructure, real estate, says AP7

Investment within Sweden’s PPM — the part of the state pension which lets Swedes choose their own investment fund — must increase its asset diversification, argues the chairman of the default PPM provider AP7. 
Bo Källstrand, chairman of AP7 | Photo: PR
Bo Källstrand, chairman of AP7 | Photo: PR
by RACHEL FIXSEN

Sweden’s premium pension system (PPM), the portion of the state pension that allows individuals to choose how their contributions are invested, should include a broader range of underlying asset types, according to national pension fund AP7.

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