Moving from "conservative" to “higher” equity allocation, AP1 outperforms peers

A gradual increase in equity exposure during the year contributed to a positive result for one of Sweden’s major state pension funds, AP1, in 2023, its CEO says.
Kristin Magnusson Bernard is the CEO of the AP1 buffer fund. | Photo: PR / AP1
Kristin Magnusson Bernard is the CEO of the AP1 buffer fund. | Photo: PR / AP1

Sweden’s AP1 buffer fund performed better than its peers last year, delivering an investment return of 9.1%, the state pension fund’s annual report reads.

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