News Here you will find all news about the ATP Group. Latest news February 8, 2024 Progress for ATP in 2023 – and more money for pensioners Despite a challenging start to 2023, ATP ended the year with a profit with a total return of just under DKK 6bn in the investment portfolio. Thanks to a strong bonus capacity throughout the year, ATP was able to increase the lifelong pension again. December 18, 2023 ATP appoints new Chief Risk Officer and member of the Executive Management Jacob Lester, coming from the position of Senior Vice President in Pensions & Investments at ATP, is the new CRO, a member of the Executive Management, and responsible for ATP's risk management function from January 1, 2024. November 28, 2023 1.1 million pensioners will receive a higher pension from the new year From the turn of the year, 1.1 million pensioners in Denmark will receive more pension from ATP. "ATP is so financially robust that we can once more give the pensions a financial boost and thus make the daily life of the core of our members a little easier," says ATP's CEO Martin Præstegaard. August 29, 2023 ATP’s guaranteed pensions are intact – rising equity prices generate billion kroner profits from the investment business Guaranteed pensions are still guaranteed at ATP, which generated returns in its equity portfolio in the first half of 2023. Members will have DKK 2.8bn transferred to the bonus potential. February 9, 2023 A historically challenging 2022 will not impact the Danish people’s pensions 2022 ended up being an unusual year. For ATP, steep interest rate hikes and major stock market declines resulted in comprehensive losses on our investments. This rare combination of events hit ATP hard, but here are no changes to the pensions being paid out. ATP is paying out the pensions that we have promised to our members. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 … Next page > Last page >> News archive Contact the Press Room
February 8, 2024 Progress for ATP in 2023 – and more money for pensioners Despite a challenging start to 2023, ATP ended the year with a profit with a total return of just under DKK 6bn in the investment portfolio. Thanks to a strong bonus capacity throughout the year, ATP was able to increase the lifelong pension again.
December 18, 2023 ATP appoints new Chief Risk Officer and member of the Executive Management Jacob Lester, coming from the position of Senior Vice President in Pensions & Investments at ATP, is the new CRO, a member of the Executive Management, and responsible for ATP's risk management function from January 1, 2024.
November 28, 2023 1.1 million pensioners will receive a higher pension from the new year From the turn of the year, 1.1 million pensioners in Denmark will receive more pension from ATP. "ATP is so financially robust that we can once more give the pensions a financial boost and thus make the daily life of the core of our members a little easier," says ATP's CEO Martin Præstegaard.
August 29, 2023 ATP’s guaranteed pensions are intact – rising equity prices generate billion kroner profits from the investment business Guaranteed pensions are still guaranteed at ATP, which generated returns in its equity portfolio in the first half of 2023. Members will have DKK 2.8bn transferred to the bonus potential.
February 9, 2023 A historically challenging 2022 will not impact the Danish people’s pensions 2022 ended up being an unusual year. For ATP, steep interest rate hikes and major stock market declines resulted in comprehensive losses on our investments. This rare combination of events hit ATP hard, but here are no changes to the pensions being paid out. ATP is paying out the pensions that we have promised to our members.