SWEDEN - Swedish pension fund AP2 returned 6.4% in the first half of the year as its heavy weighting in equities lifted returns, while AP4 reported returns of 7.9% in the same time period.
AP2 CEO Eva Halvarsson said: "Our strategy of maintaining the portfolio's high share of equities has been a key factor in its recovery. Our fundamental approach therefore remains unchanged. We beli...
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