P+, Pensionskassen for Akademikere
Jasper Riis is currently the Chief Investment Officer and Head of Liquid Investments at P+, Pensionskassen for Akademikere, since March 2023. Previously, Jasper held the position of Head of Quant & Overlay at Danske Bank from October 2020 to February 2023, where responsibilities included overseeing portfolio managers managing quantitative equity strategies and derivatives-based hedge funds. At Velliv from December 2018 to October 2020, Jasper served as Head of Fixed Income & Portfolio Implementation, managing the investment portfolio and strategic asset allocation. Jasper's extensive experience in fixed income, currencies, and commodities includes roles as Head of Fixed Income, Currencies and Commodities at ATP, Portfolio Manager at Maj Invest, and Director of Global Rates Trading at Deutsche Bank. Jasper began a career in trading at Jyske Bank and SEB. Academic credentials include a Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (Finance) from Aarhus University and a CFA Charterholder designation from the CFA Institute.
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P+, Pensionskassen for Akademikere
P+ er pensionskassen for akademikere. Vi er over 114.000 medlemmer, der ejer P+, og vi har tilsammen omkring 160 mia. kr. Det gør os til et af Danmarks 10 største pensionsselskaber. Vi er til for vores medlemmer. Og ligesom dem brænder vi for at finde kloge løsninger på komplekse problemer. Derfor kan vi tilbyde intelligente pensionsordninger og fleksible forsikringer, der passer til akademikeren. Det giver tryghed igennem hele livet. Vi har medlemsdemokrati, der sikrer indflydelse. Vores omkostninger er lave, og hele overskuddet går til de mere end 114.000 akademikere, der i fællesskab ejer os. Som et af Danmarks 10 største pensionsselskaber er vi vores ansvar bevidst. Når vi investerer for at opnå det optimale afkast til medlemmernes alderdom, sker det med respekt for morgendagens samfund og de bæredygtige løsninger, vores medlemmer er med til at skabe. Det kalder vi ansvarlig pension til dem, der former Danmark.