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Danish pension funds invest 38% of assets in domestic market - I&P Denmark

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By Natalie Tuck Verified
| European Pensions Verified
Danish pension funds have invested 38 per cent of their assets in their home country, making Denmark their largest investment market, according to new analysis from Insurance and Pension Denmark (I&P Denmark). I&P Denmark said this is notable given that Denmark accounts for just 0.4 per cent of global GDP, meaning Danish pension funds have invested around 100 times more in the domestic market than the country's share of the global economy would suggest.
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SL and Almenni-Lífsverk sign merger agreement

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By Natalie Tuck Verified
| European Pensions Verified
Iceland's SL Pension Fund and Almenni-Lífsverk Pension Fund have signed a merger agreement that, if approved, would create the country's fourth-largest pension fund. The talks between the two funds were first announced in May, with the merged pension fund now set to begin operations on 1 January 2027. Based on assets at the end of 2026, it would have total assets under management of ISK 1.035trn.
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Pension adequacy ‘under pressure’ as replacement rates set to decline - EFAMA

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By Natalie Tuck Verified
| European Pensions Verified
European pension adequacy is “increasingly under pressure”, as public pension replacement rates are projected to decline across most countries between 2026 and 2070, according to a report from the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA).
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