ATP considers bolstering role as critical shareholder

Denmark’s ATP is usually discreet in the way it tries to influencing companies it invests in. The statutory pension fund uses its our ownership both to communicate its ideals and to deepen its knowledge of businesses, says Claus Wiinblad, ATP's Senior Vice President and Head of Equities.
Photo: Jyllands-Posten/Stine Bidstrup
Photo: Jyllands-Posten/Stine Bidstrup

ATP has an important voice in the Danish business community, as the owner of significant stakes in several of the Denmark’s largest companies. Claus Wiinblad, Senior Vice President and Head of Equities at the giant pension fund, tells Danish financial news service Finans he thinks ATP should use its voice even more than it currently does.

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