Danish funds put valuable mandates on the market following new law

A new Danish law to professionalize the investment activities of public housing prompts the Danish National Building Fund to outsource its portfolio management – and the mandate could grow larger.
The CEO of The National Building Fund, Bent Madsen in front of a public housing project in Copenhagen. | Photo: Jens Dresling // Politiken
The CEO of The National Building Fund, Bent Madsen in front of a public housing project in Copenhagen. | Photo: Jens Dresling // Politiken

Denmark’s National Building Fund (Landsbyggefonden) and the Building Damage Fund (Byggeskadefonden), have launched a tender for the management of their DKK 6.8bn (EUR 912m) portfolio, the funds announced via the EU’s TED procurement website.

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