
The Social Democrats, who are currently in power in Denmark, and their two supporting left-wing parties have rejected a proposal to limit how much occupational pension fund ATP can invest alongside external, private investors.
This pits them, somewhat predictably, against the fiscally liberal right-wing and center-right parties in Denmark, who proposed the measure, arguing that if ATP is allowed to invite external investors to invest alongside it, this will hamper the opportunities of private asset managers to attract clients.
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