Danica saves over EUR 50m by bringing more equities in house

Danica has analyzed manager returns, and the conclusion is clear: internal managers have done better. The pension firm wants to reduce costs and improve returns, says Danica’s new CEO, Mads Kaagaard.
CEO Mads Kaagaard joined Danica in November. | Photo: Brian Karmark
CEO Mads Kaagaard joined Danica in November. | Photo: Brian Karmark
by CLAUS IVERSEN and KRISTOFFER BRAHM

Danica Pension has said goodbye to a large number of external investment managers and has cut costs by DKK 400m (EUR 53.6m), says the company’s new CEO, who has reviewed the pension firm’s investment strategy after taking the helm on November 1 last year. 

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