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Swedish pension fund AP2 invests in Northern Rock

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The Swedish state pension fund has bought one million shares in the ill-fated British bank Northern Rock.

October 10 (Thomson Financial): AP2, the second Swedish state pension fund, has bought one million Northern Rock shares at

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