Sweden's AP funds plan falls short on ensuring ethical credentials: Amnesty
A draft law containing new rules for Sweden's capital-heavy national pension buffer funds is inadequate, say Amnesty International, Greenpeace, and others. It fails to include crucial rules that would force the funds to obey the country’s pledges on human rights and the environment, they say.
Around the world, Sweden's AP funds are seen as beacons of responsible investment. But now, a group of 19 campaign groups, religious and consumer organisations in Sweden have clubbed together to persuade the Swedish government to force them to do better.
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