Denmark proposes $1.5 bln fund for firms struggling with corona crisis -Borsen

Denmark proposes to create a fund for the state, possibly together with private investors, to inject 10 billion Danish crowns ($1.52 billion) into large companies struggling during the coronavirus crisis, newspaper Borsen said.

"It is too early to say to what extent such a fund will be needed, which is why the 10 billion is a starting point," Finance Minister Nikolai Wammen told Borsen.

He added that the fund could exceed 10 billion crowns if needed. ($1=6.5972 Danish crowns)