Industriens Pension to tap property funds

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DENMARK - Industriens Pension, the e4.5bn Danish pension fund for blue collar workers, is looking to build up its property portfolio through investments in real estate funds in the Nordics and Europe.

Jan Østergaard (pictured), head of investments, said: “We are looking to build up our real estate portfolio in the same way that we have our private equity. The original idea was to start building ...

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