Pension fund of the year - state scheme ATP

With the launch of its New Pension Model (NPM) this year, Denmark's ATP has been able to limit risk to policyholders by providing a product that is fully hedged at inception

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By any standards a pension scheme with 4.5 million members and assets of about £40 billion is big. But when you consider that for Denmark's ATP this represents over 90% of the country's working population across 150,000 employers, you appreciate its scale. In fact the Danish commitment to a comprehensive welfare state means even those on unemployment or disability benefits have pension contributions made on their behalf - in 2007 this accounted for over 20% of the fund's total contributions.

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