- Sweden’s KPA Pension has invested SEK 5bn in the mortgage funds Stabelo Bolånefond I and Hypoteket Bolånefond II.
The investment was distributed as SEK 2.5bn in each fund, which offer private individuals the opportunity to borrow money when buying homes. “Our most important task is to ensure that those who work in municipalities and regions receive a good occupational pension that also contributes to sustainable social development,” said KPA Pension CEO, Camilla Larsson. “I am convinced that our investment in Stabelo and Hypoteket will develop positively and contribute to this.”
- Denmark’s Sampension has invested in 71 new rental homes in Holbæk.
The homes will be built in the development area Holbæk Have, which is Holbæk's former sports area, and where a new, modern residential area is now being established in green surroundings. The property, which is named Bellis Hus, is being built by the project developer group FB Gruppen A/S, which is responsible for the entire development in Holbæk Have. FB Gruppen has previously developed and delivered a housing project for Sampension - Ringparkhuset in Roskilde, which is today fully let. Sampension's customers have priority for the new homes, which also applies to the other residential properties that Sampension owns.
- A cooperation agreement regarding occupational pensions has been entered into between SH Pension and Portfolio Försäkra.
The agreement, which began on 1 September, means that Portfolio Försäkra will convey SH Pension's traditionally managed occupational pension insurance to its customers. Portfolio Försäkra cooperates with most Swedish insurance and fund companies and is part of Hjerta, which is a service organisation for independent intermediaries with a local presence. By entering into a collaboration with Portfolio Försäkra, SH Pension said it increases its distribution power and that more entrepreneurs can take part in SH Pension's traditional occupational pension insurance.
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