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AP7 CEO prepares to gradually deploy billions to illiquid space

Sweden’s premium pension system buffer fund will soon be able to commence investments in real assets. Billions of SEK will be gradually allocated to the asset class over the next four years.
AP7 CEO Richard Gröttheim is ready to invest up to 15% of almost EUR 90bn in alternatives in the next four years. | Photo: AP7
AP7 CEO Richard Gröttheim is ready to invest up to 15% of almost EUR 90bn in alternatives in the next four years. | Photo: AP7
by MIRZA GAZIC

A recent proposal from the Swedish government means that Swedish pension fund AP7 will finally get what it has wanted for years: a new mandate giving the premium pension system buffer fund the freedom to diversify into illiquid and alternative assets.

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