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AMF pleased with Q1 but says returns held back by fixed-income

Pension company increases premium income and sees AUM rise by over SEK 100bn (EUR 9.9bn)  in the last year.
AMF CEO Johan Sidenmark | Photo: AMF Fotograf/Källa: Petter Karlberg
AMF CEO Johan Sidenmark | Photo: AMF Fotograf/Källa: Petter Karlberg
by MIRZA GAZIC

Swedish pension company AMF has generated a first quarter return of 4.3 percent, according to the report published today. It's an improvement compared to the -6.4 percent from the corresponding quarter in 2020.

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