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ATP CEO's March imagination couldn't foresee landing second-best result to date

When things were at their darkest, it was hard to foresee that ATP would present its second-best bottom-line result ever, CEO Bo Foged admits.
ATP CEO Bo Foged | Photo: PR/ATP
ATP CEO Bo Foged | Photo: PR/ATP
by MICHAEL TRIER DUELUND

Despite deep depreciations in equity markets in March, Danish state labor market pension fund ATP still managed to get through 2020 with the skin on its nose, presenting a result made off investment and hedging at DKK 17.6bn (EUR 2.37bn).

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