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Första AP-fonden (AP1), Andra AP-fonden (AP2), Tredje AP-fonden (AP3) and Fjärde AP-fonden (AP4) carry out a procurement through a partially coordinated procedure regarding analysis of environmental, social and ethical aspects advice.
The Ethical Council of the First, Second, Third and Fourth AP Funds today publishes its annual report for 2009.
Årets resultat uppgick till 29,4 (-44,8) miljarder kronor. Det starka resultatet innebär en betydande återhämtning av nedgången i fondkapitalet 2008.
AP3 was one of 15 Swedish institutional investors that supported the Sustainable Value Creation Initiative project, launched in September 2009.
The First to Fourth AP Funds (The Funds) have carried out a procurement of a Global Voting Service.
The Ethical Council of Sweden’s AP funds has strengthened its operations by appointing John Howchin as Secretary-General.
The Government today appointed Inga-Lill Carlberg, Head of Nordea Private Banking Sweden, as a new member of the Board of Directors at AP3.
The Third Swedish National Pension Fund (AP3) will together with the First (AP1), Second (AP2) and Forth (AP4) AP-funds carry out procurement through a partially coordinated procedure regarding a Global Voting Service.
The AP-funds joint Ethical Council has received NRPN´s award for Best SRI-strategy 2009.
The Norwegian collaborative investor initiative launched in 2008 is now established in Sweden by a group of thirteen Swedish investors.
Positive portfolio growth and strong active returns. Net income for the six months ended 30 June was SEK 9.4 (-17.9) billion, equal to a return of 5.3% (-8.0) before expenses and 5.2% (-8.0) after expenses.
Financial crisis hit AP3’s assets hard. AP3 reported a loss for the year of SEK 44.8 billion, corresponding to a return of -19.8% after expenses.
Through a constructive dialogue, the Ethical Council of the Swedish AP-Funds has encouraged Sodexo, a world-leading service company with 330,000 employees in 80 countries, to address inhumane conditions at a detainee centre in the UK.
The Third Swedish National Pension Fund (AP3) is selling its holdings in companies that market cluster munitions.
A sharp fall in equity prices and the financial turbulence saw the AP3 portfolio record a negative return for the first six months of the year.
The Government appointed county governor Gunvor Engström as a new member of the Board of Directors at AP3.
AP3 is introducing organisational changes from June 2008 as part of its previously announced strategy to separate beta (market exposure) from alpha (active risk) in asset management operations.