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CIP gags pension funds over returns and costs

In order to invest with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), pension funds have been forced to sign non-disclosure clauses, writes Danish weekly newsletter Økonomisk Ugebrev.
Carsten Tanggaard, Danish professor of finance at Aarhus University. | Photo: Jens Henrik Daugaard/ERH
Carsten Tanggaard, Danish professor of finance at Aarhus University. | Photo: Jens Henrik Daugaard/ERH
by ANNE LOUISE HOUMANN

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has imposed clauses on their investors meaning they cannot reveal returns and costs concerning their investment with the EUR 19bn energy infrastructure investor.

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