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Turmoil on financial markets makes ATP decrease its risk exposure

The financial turbulence has made ATP take some of the risk out of its portfolio, Group CEO Martin Præstegaard says. But the pension fund is a long-term investor, he points out. 
CEO of ATP Martin Præstegaard during his presentation at FinansWatch's conference "Financial business of the year." | Photo: Jan Bjarke Mindegaard
CEO of ATP Martin Præstegaard during his presentation at FinansWatch's conference "Financial business of the year." | Photo: Jan Bjarke Mindegaard
by malte oxvig, translated by christian radich hoffman

The financial turbulence has not led to grand revolutions in ATP’s investment strategy, but the pension and processing company has decided to remove some of the risk from the riskier part of its portfolio. 

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