BNY Mellon IM opens Sweden office
New Stockholm office provides US group with opportunity to build presence in Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Iceland
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Value can still be found in frontier market equities
Frontier equities have posted mediocre returns and selectors are reducing their allocations – but a few retain faith
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Swedish stalemate: ‘Politically… it’s just a mess’
Swedish fund selector Susanne Bolin-Gärtner on the country’s political stalemate and the impact of the weak krona
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Sweden’s Öhman Group sells Luxembourg subsidiary
Swiss buyer Reyl hopes acquisition – which increases its AUM by €800m – will boost its business in Nordics
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Which countries have the most pessimistic fund selectors?
We look at outlook of European fund selectors. Which countries have the bleakest outlook and which assets are they shunning?
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Some ESG strategies ‘just window dressing’
An over reliance on data filtering is not enough to make sustainable investment decisions that hold up to scrutiny, says a Swedish fund selector.
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Investment firms look to Nordics for growth
Polar Capital follows PineBridge and Hermes in establishing business development operations into the region.
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Nordics ‘at vanguard in focusing on shareholder value’
Ramping-up sales is the overriding priority of most continental European companies, says fund manager Chris Garsten. The Nordics, however, are different.
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Nordic Capital PE fund closes at €4.3bn
Nordic region set to receive a boost in investments after private equity group’s latest flagship fund raises 23% more than its target.
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Nordic selectors ‘nerds on ESG’
Socially-responsible investing trend could have a significant long-term impact on the corporate sector, says Folksam head of fund selection Susanne Bolin-Gärtner.
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Nordic selectors warm to developed market govt bonds
Sentiment towards developed market government bonds moves to ‘neutral’ in Nordic region, but remains ‘negative’ for pan European selectors.
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Nordic confidence on Japan wavers as yen falls
Japanese equity funds have lost their appeal to Nordic fund selectors because of concerns about the depreciating yen.