PFA points to ”effective risk management” in the first half of 2023

The Danish pension giant points to increased exposure to US equities as one of the return contributors. For the rest of the year, PFA eyes possibilities of lower but positive returns. 
Ole Krogh Petersen has been PFA's CEO since December 2022. Before joining PFA, he was the CEO of its closest competitor Danica. | Photo: Pr/danica Pension
Ole Krogh Petersen has been PFA's CEO since December 2022. Before joining PFA, he was the CEO of its closest competitor Danica. | Photo: Pr/danica Pension

Denmark’s by far largest pension company has seen the positive development in financial markets boost the pension savings of its 1.3 million customers in the first half of 2023.

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