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SEB: Hedge funds gain ground in Sweden, SEB market share on the rise

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According to Swedish bank SEB, hedge funds are becoming even more popular in the Nordic country, with new sales climbing significantly. SEB informs that the company is responsible for almost a third of these new hedge fund sales.

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