Pension giant turns back on real estate and infrastructure, favoring bonds instead

Substantial interest rate hikes prompt Denmark’s largest labor market pension funds to lower investments in fully developed real estate and infrastructure.
Torben Möger Pedersen, CEO at PensionDanmark. | Photo: Ursula Bach/pensiondanmark
Torben Möger Pedersen, CEO at PensionDanmark. | Photo: Ursula Bach/pensiondanmark
BY LENE ANDERSEN, TRANSLATED BY KATRINE GØTHLER and Simon Øst Vejbæk

PensionDanmark is reducing investments in completed real estate and infrastructure, instead opting to channel billions of kroner into fixed-income and development projects. After interest rate hikes, returns from alternative investments have lost their competitive edge.

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