- Idun Liv has joined MinPension.

The partnership means that Idun Liv customers can see their occupational pensions on minPension, which is expected to make it easier for savers to manage their pension, allowing them to model the impact of future pension payments and plan pension withdrawals. Pensions in payment will also be shown. This means that nine out of 10 Swedish pension savers can see their entire pension via minPension. Commenting on the collaboration, MinPension head of products and services, Sofie Dannaeus, said: "We thank Idun Liv for a good collaboration and now welcome their customers to log in and see their earned pensions from Idun Liv and make forecasts where they are now included, says Sofie Dannaeus, Head of Products & Services at minPension. Today, nine out of ten pension savers can see their entire pension via minPension, which is an independent service in collaboration between the state and pension companies. The collaboration is another step in Idun Liv's work to make pensions and occupational pensions easier for all its customers."

- P+ has invested DKK 365m in the American fiber company MetroNet.

This is a co-investment in a joint venture between the global investment company KKR and the telecommunications company T-Mobile, and the investment is managed by KKR. P+ already has a significant commitment with KKR, including an investment in Zenobe, which, among other things, supplies batteries for buses. Commenting on the latest investment, P+ head of alternative investments, Michael Dalsgaard, said: "With the investment, P+ gains exposure to the expansion of fiber infrastructure in the US, which is a high-growth market. There is no doubt that fiber infrastructure in the US is an attractive market, and KKR is considered one of the most experienced managers when it comes to digital infrastructure."

- Swedish pension fund AP7 has given notice for the procurement of consulting support for the procurement of IT operations and management to AP7.

In related news, the Swedish Fund Selection Agency (FTN) has announced that it will announce its decision regarding the procurement of Nordic equity funds, focusing on mid/large- and small-cap companies next week, on 19 February. This is the latest in a number of procurements announced by FTN, since it shared its full procurement plan for 2025, with planned tenders totalling 241.7bn.

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