PFA reports positive returns on alternatives despite record loss

The Danish pension firm’s investments in alternatives and real estate showed their worth in 2022, but unlisted assets will not be invulnerable in a potential recession, PFA warns.
Ole Krogh Petersen joined PFA as group CEO in December of 2022. | Photo: Pr/pfa
Ole Krogh Petersen joined PFA as group CEO in December of 2022. | Photo: Pr/pfa
BY OLE ANDERSEN, TRANSLATED BY KATRINE GØTHLER

Friday morning, Denmark’s largest commercial pension firm, PFA, reported a record total loss of DKK 87bn (EUR 11.68bn) from financial market activities last year. 

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