ATP investment returns bring in DKK17.4bn

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DENMARK - Danish pension provider ATP recorded a DKK17.4bn ($3.2bn) profit in the nine months to September.

Investments returned 5.7% in the third quarter, thanks to a boost from global bonds and domestic equity performance. Equities gave a 13% return, interest rates posted 6.8% and credit gave 7.8% whil...

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