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Negative rates and fear of inflation makes pension funds turn their backs on government bonds

After several years in hibernation, fear of inflation has risen again. More equities in portfolios can better protect pension savers from price increases, say pension companies.
Danish kroner | Photo: Thomas Borberg
Danish kroner | Photo: Thomas Borberg
by DORTHE BACH

The CIOs at Industriens Pension and PFA see risks of negative returns on government bonds and are therefore ready to protect pension savers from inflation by increasing allocation into equities, writes Danish financial media Børsen.

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