Danes seen living even longer after ATP updates lifespan model
People in Denmark are now expected to live considerably longer than previously projected, according to new figures resulting from ATP's updated life expectancy model. To take account of this, ATP is transferring DKK 20 billion from its free reserves, or bonus potential, to the pension-hedging portfolio.
A newborn baby boy in Denmark is now expected to live 3.7 years longer than previously anticipated, whereas a newborn baby girl is expected to live nearly two years longer.
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