Europe's largest pension fund sold Tesla stake over Musk's pay
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The Dutch pension fund ABP has taken a drastic step: the major investor sold all of its Tesla shares. This meant that ABP missed out on millions in profits because Tesla rose sharply in value after Trump's re-election.
Faced with the controversies aroused by Elon Musk's remuneration, a Dutch pension fund sold its 571 million euro stake in the car firm.
Dutch pension fund ABP has sold its 2.8 million Tesla shares. The main reason for this is Tesla CEO Elon Musk's multi-billion dollar compensation package. There are also concerns about working conditions.
The Dutch Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP, considered the largest pension fund in Europe – and one of the five largest in the world – sold its entire Tesla share package worth 571 million euros in the third quarter of last year, Bloomberg reports. The Dutch pension fund, which has about 3 million members, decided to do so primarily because of Elon Musk’s compensation. A spokesperson for the pension fund confirmed that they found the stock option bon…
The decision is not political, the spokesman said. The Dutch fund voted no to Elon Musk's unprecedentedly large pay package this summer.
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