Michael Nellemann, the CIO of the Danish pension provider PKA, now sets the course for the company's alternative investment department, PKA AIP. This follows the resignation the department's head and leading partner, Anders Dalhoff, who left the company in December following a dispute with the executive board.
PKA announced yesterday that the department will now divide into two independent companies, PKA AIP Private Funds and AIP Infrastructure. The division occurs as a consequence of Anders Dahlhoff's resignation, says CIO Michael Nellemann.
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