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Tjibbe Hoekstra

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As seen in: Investment & Pensions Europe, Pensioen Pro, IPE Real Assets, RealClear Energy, International Adviser, Portfolio Adviser, Expert Investor
Financial journalist, #Netherlands correspondent @IPE. Tweets about #pensions #investing #Brexit and #Turkey
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Dutch GP fund pauses shift to concentrated equity strategy

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By Tjibbe Hoekstra Verified
| Investment & Pensions Europe Verified
The Dutch pension fund for general practitioners (GPs) has halted plans to move its entire equity allocation into a concentrated portfolio of around 70 stocks, transferring only 25% of its equities to the new strategy instead of the planned 100%. Pensioenfonds Huisartsen cited “the great uncertainty in the financial markets” as the main reason for pausing the transition.
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IPE Netherlands Briefing: PME reports long-term ESG outperformance

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By Tjibbe Hoekstra Verified
| Investment & Pensions Europe Verified
Dutch pension fund PME has used its latest annual report to defend its ESG investment approach, which has come under criticism from some politicians, by highlighting the outperformance generated by its sustainability filters since 2019.
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Dutch pharmacy pension fund boosts hedge ratio to 80% through asset sales

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By Tjibbe Hoekstra Verified
| Investment & Pensions Europe Verified
The Dutch pension fund for pharmacy employees (PMA) has sold more than €100m of assets, primarily equities, to fund an increase in its interest rate hedge ahead of its transition to the country’s new pension system. PMA increased its interest rate hedge from 55% to 80% in 2025 to reduce funding ratio volatility before moving to a solidarity-based defined contribution (DC) arrangement on 1 January 2028, according to its annual report published this week.
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