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Well, Bill Browder does not understand much about finance. Freezing the assets means that the securities reach maturity and have by this (or these) trust funds to be placed in new securities of prime quality. That means placing them in German and Danish sovereign bonds that will be exorbitantly expensive. Thus forcing the yield down. The central cash deposit rate in Denmark is 3.6%. The T-bills (securities with less than a year to maturity) are basically the same at 3.4-3.5 %, so the investors might as well leave them as cash deposits.
The interesting thing is that sovereign bonds have a yield of only 2½% the longer the maturity the lower the yield. It should be the other way round: The longer the maturity the higher the yield. BUT it isn't.

Despite the low yield foreign investors are buying Danish Bonds hand over fist. The situation is so bad that the Central Bank has to buy Euro's just to prevent a revaluation of the DKK relative to EUR.

This gives the Central Bank a trading profit - which in 2023 was 1.7 billion DKK or a 1/4 billion USD - that amount has been utilized by the Danish government to invest in arms and ammunition for Ukraine.

The other way is that firm armament contracts are given to weapons producers, so they can finance suppliers etc. through bonds of prime quality to the pension funds.

Just to explain it to a moron like You - You as stupid and arrogant as a school teacher - thus You are not capable of having an opinion.