"Bad feeling" before the coronacrisis arrived benefitted PFA, despite large loss
PFA managed to reduce its equity exposure just before the corona crisis broke out. It has since been increased, but PFA is still only marginally exposed to a market which group CIO Kasper Lorenzen describes as being part of "a huge political experiment".
Although the financial market turmoil has still been felt by PFA's investments, group CIO Kasper Lorenzen is satisfied with the way PFA has handled the crisis, which he calls "a huge political experiment".
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