AP funds
Review Proposes Consolidation of Sweden’s AP Funds
Stockholm (NordSIP) - A review of the Swedish buffer fund system was launched at the end of 2023, in order to find ways to...
The (Ash) Grey Zone
Stockholm (NordSIP) - Tobacco has long been off-limits for most ethical investors. It is hardly surprising, as smoking is one of the leading causes...
Swedes Split on Funds’ Ability to Push Companies on ESG
Stockholm (NordSIP) - At the end of November, AP7 announced the results of a survey conducted together with Kantar Sifoon regarding the general public's...
The Council on Ethics Increases Dialogue Transparency
Stockholm (NordSIP) - In its 2021 annual report, the Council on Ethics overseeing the Swedish AP Funds presented a more open account of the...
No Rest for the Wicked
As we approach the holiday, new initiatives, reports and even career switches abound.
In Sweden, the AP Funds 1-4's Council on Ethics published a list...
The Week in Green: March 20 – Remote Meetings & Social Bonds
As we get used to working remotely, this week, we reached out to the AP funds 1, 2, 3 and 4 to find out how their sustainability efforts contributed to the strong financial performance they announced for 2019, as they reported a 17.6% average return. Magdalena Håkansson, Ulrika Danielson, Anne-Charlotte Hormgard and Tobias Fransson share the progress they made recently. At the beginning of the week, AP1 coincidentally decided to divest from fossil fuel.
