PFA writes down valuations on alternatives

Denmark’s largest pension company has opted to write down valuations on alternatives to avoid value redistribution between customers, CIO Kasper A. Lorenzen explains.
PFA Chief Investment Officer Kasper A. Lorenzen says returns from alternatives must be calculated correctly to avoid value redistribution between customers. | Photo: PR / PFA
PFA Chief Investment Officer Kasper A. Lorenzen says returns from alternatives must be calculated correctly to avoid value redistribution between customers. | Photo: PR / PFA
BY KRISTOFFER BRAHM & CLAUS IVERSEN, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN

Denmark’s largest private pension company, PFA, has written down its alternative asset returns by approximately DKK 8bn after having appreciated the values earlier in the course of 2022.

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