Nordea cutting alternatives after shift to unit-linked products

Rob Mannix
@RobMannix
01 Jun 2016

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Nordea Life & Pensions plans to cut allocations to alternative assets, blaming high fees and changes to liquidity risk as the firm moves to providing more unit-linked products.

Although the Nordic insurer has been a big investor in alternatives – investing as much as 20% of assets backing guaranteed insurance products in hedge funds, private equity and real estate – higher lapse risk for new-style unit-linked policies is forcing a change.

"Almost two decades of romance might be coming to an

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