Denmark's LD puts €6bn up for bid

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DENMARK - Danish pension manager LD has put up to €6bn (US$8.2bn) in assets up for bid for 12 bond and equity mandates.

LD said it has hired Swiss company PPCmetrics to run the tender process. The new managers could replace incumbent LD Invest, the pension manager's asset management subsidiary, whose contract will e...

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