Sune Schackenfeldt, the CEO of Danish pension fund PBU since 2016 has been mulling how to give the pension fund's ESG function more punch and allow the person in the role to become more important in the investment process.
Last December, he decided -- in a somewhat unusual move -- to give the power of veto to his head of ESG.
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