PFA, together with three other pension companies, has just invested an amount of one billion in a new World Goals Fund, established by the state-owned Investment Fund for Developing Countries (IFU). The fund must create green development in some of the world’s poorest countries and at the same time provide reasonable returns to PFA’s pension customers.
With its investments, PFA wants to support the UN’s 17 global goals and help promote a global development that is both green and socially balanced. At the same time, it is crucial that the investments can provide reasonable returns for PFA’s many pension customers. That is why PFA has just chosen to invest in IFU’s new World Goals Fund – SDG Investment Fund II.
“There are three reasons why we are joining the new fund here: We can see ourselves in it purely in terms of returns, it fits into our portfolio, and it also fits really well with the wider sustainability agenda,” says PFA’s investment director , Kasper A. Lorenzen.
In addition to PFA, the pension companies PKA, Pensam and P+ have also chosen to invest in the World Goals Fund, which aims to invest a total of DKK 2.7 billion. DKK in green projects in Africa, South America and Asia.
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