Hefty returns force pension giant to rein in private equity investments

Sampension has exceeded its strategic asset allocation for private equity. ”It’s a bit of an awkward situation,” says CIO Henrik Olejasz Larsen.
Henrik Olejasz Larsen, CIO at Sampension | Photo: Sampension/PR
Henrik Olejasz Larsen, CIO at Sampension | Photo: Sampension/PR
by ole andersen, translated by catherine brett

One of Denmark’s largest pension companies, Sampension, recently publicized total returns before taxes of 23.4 percent.

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