
Mega-hedges and generational strife at PGGM
Buy-side risk survey: for Dutch pension giant, battle between young and old shaped response to March mayhem

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Arjen Pasma is 46 years old. In the Netherlands, where Pasma lives, it’s an age with a special significance – the tipping point when an individual’s slowly growing pension entitlement starts to outweigh the flat premium paid throughout that worker’s career.
It means Pasma – the chief risk officer of €250 billion ($296.3 billion) pension giant PGGM – has a personal stake
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