arbejdsmarkedspensionen
Arbejdsmarkedspensionen, often abbreviated as AMP, is a mandatory occupational pension scheme in Denmark. It was introduced in 1991 as a way to supplement the state pension and provide a more secure retirement for Danish workers. The system is based on collective agreements between employers and trade unions, covering most employees in the private sector. Contributions are typically made by both the employer and the employee, with the employer usually contributing a larger share.
The funds collected are managed by private pension funds, which invest the money to generate returns. The