
Among large pension funds, The State Pension Fund of Finland — Valtion Eläkerahasto (VER) — is something of an anomaly, acting as a buffer fund for the central government’s staff pension obligations.
“We don’t have direct pension liabilities in the same way as many others,” VER’s chief executive Timo Viherkenttä tells AMWatch in the fund’s sixth-floor offices in downtown Helsinki.
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