Swedish pensions company Alecta has a new investment in US health-care and life sciences real estate in the making, and has invested USD 780m in the sector in the US over the past twelve months.
The company managing assets worth USD 110bn aims to expand its investments within real assets to 20 percent of all assets under management within a five-year period, it says in a statement.
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