PIMCO dropped by Danish fund

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DENMARK - Laerernes Pension has dropped PIMCO from an emerging markets debt mandate worth US$70m and instead awarded the allocation to Boston-based Wellington Management.

Laernes Pension portfolio manager, Anders Bertramsen, told Global Pensions: "We carried out our usual systematic review of investments and decided we should tender for the contract held by PIMCO." ...

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