Danish pension funds divided over nuclear weapons investments amid ethical concerns
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Cecilie Als Bryder
Summary
The Danish pension sector is divided over whether to invest in companies linked to nuclear weapons. This follows the Nordic region's largest bank opening up for such investments. Ulla Benediktson, head of sustainable investments at Velliv, argues that the human consequences of nuclear weapons are "enormous." While several major banks have relaxed their policies on nuclear weapons-related investments, pension companies remain conflicted on the issue.
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· 1 pulledDe menneskelige konsekvenser »er helt enorme«
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