Pension Fund Dumps Stocks Because ‘There Is No President In The U.S.’
A $53-billion public pension fund isn't sure, so it's dumping the American stocks in its portfolio. Finland's Varma Mutual Pension Insurance Company— the country's largest pension fund— told Bloomberg it has reduced its exposure to stocks by five per cent, most of that reduction coming from U.S. stocks. "It seems as if there is no president in the U.S.," Varma CEO Risto Murto said. "If I look at what is the moral and practical power, there is no longer a traditional...
