FTN is a government agency responsible for the procurement, monitoring and quality assurance of the funds offered on the premium pension fund platform. The funds offered on the platform must be suitable, cost-effective, sustainable, controllable and of high quality. FTN is an authority that is led by a council. The Swedish Pensions Agency serves as the host authority for FTN by providing administrative services. The Swedish Pensions Agency is also the insurer of the premium pension and the fund unit holder.  FTN is now procuring actively managed healthcare funds that will be offered on the Swedish premium pension fund platform. FTN intends to award up to five (5) Fund Agreements to Fund Managers that offer a Fund with primary focus on actively managed equity funds in the healthcare sector, primarily focused on large and midcap companies in sectors other than biotechnology according to an active investment philosophy and process. For the full specifications for this procurement, see Annex 2, Procurement Specifications.  Fund category  Number of Fund Agreements procured Preliminary scope of the total amount managed in the procurement Actively managed Healthcare funds 5 SEK 28 billion as of June 31, 2026 The scope of the total amount managed shall not serve as a basis for the amount of capital allocated to a Fund if it would be subject to a Fund Agreement awarded and concluded through the procurement.  The parties to the Fund Agreement will be FTN and the Fund Manager.  The applicable legislation for the procurement is the Act (2022:760) on the procurement of funds for the premium pension fund platform (LUP). This act is new procurement legislation that entered into force in 2022 and applies solely to FTN’s procurement of funds for the fund platform. In all other respects, Swedish law shall be applied to this procurement and, where it takes precedence, EU law applicable in Sweden.  The CPV code(s) used for this procurement relate to financial services that, as well as the procurement itself, fall outside the scope of the Directive 2014/24/EU of the European Parlament and of the Council of 26 February 2014 on public procurement and repealing Directive 2004/18/EC and the Swedish Public Procurement Act (2016:1145).