The second largest pension fund in Denmark is considering reducing its exposure to the US private equity market.

The second largest Danish pension fund, ATP, indicates that it may need to reduce its exposure to the US private equity market. The fund, along with other asset owners, is reassessing potential risks associated with investments in the United States. The pension fund, with assets under management totaling $112 billion, is conducting the related assessment. CEO Martin Prestegaard stated in an interview that the evaluation is based on a "broad judgment of the US political system." He mentioned that the US market has "performed very well over the years," but the concern is whether "this trend can continue."