COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – PensionDanmark, one of Denmark’s biggest pension funds, said on Tuesday that it no longer has exposure to Russian government bonds or to Russian state-controlled companies, after selling its holdings two weeks ago because of the situation in Ukraine. The pension fund, which had 304 billion Danish crowns ($46.29 billion) under asset management as of Dec. 31, said it sold all its Russian government bond holdings worth about $60 million. ($1 = 6.5673 Danish crowns) (This story corrects to say the fund sold Russian state holdings, not all its Russia exposure). (Reporting by …