alecta.se
Occupational pension insurance under ITP and other tjänstepension plans for Swedish employees and their families
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About alecta.se
Alecta provides occupational pension insurance in Sweden, including ITP pension and ITP sickness benefit, which pays compensation for long-term illness. It also offers survivor protection, repayment protection, and pension payouts.
Its customers are individuals with occupational pension insurance through Alecta, including ITP and other tjänstepension plans. The website states that Alecta pays out about 3 billion SEK to customers each month.
Alecta came into being in 1917 through a joint initiative of Swedish employers and their employees.
Product: ITP pension and sickness benefit, survivor and repayment protection, and occupational pension payouts
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