Former PFA CEO says strict rules keep pension funds out of younger companies

Reporting requirements are scaring pension companies off from investing in young companies, and this is something the industry and the Danish FSA need to work together to solve, says former CEO of PFA Allan Polack.
Allan Polack, former CEO of PFA. | Photo: Stine Bidstrup/ERH
Allan Polack, former CEO of PFA. | Photo: Stine Bidstrup/ERH
by ole andersen, translated by catherine brett

The Danish FSA’s requirements for risk reporting in connection with investments with young, unlisted companies are so stringent that pension firms do not dare to take on such investments, says former PFA CEO Allan Polack in Danish financial media Finans.

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