The Swedish government has announced changes to the board of directors of the pension buffer fund Andra AP-fonden (AP2).
Anna-Karin Jatko has been appointed as the new chair of AP2's board of directors. She replaces Jan Roxendal who is leaving the board after eight years. Jatko will take up her new post on 20 March.
In addition, Catrina Ingelstam, who is leaving the AP6 board after eight years, will become a new member of the AP2 board from 30 April.
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