Swedish banks lose out to smaller fund firms

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Swedish banks lose out to smaller fund firms

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22/08/2007

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Fund products offered by the big Swedish banks, are increasingly being abandoned by investors in favour of funds offered by small independent companies. Now, Swedbank attempts to offer a larger selection of internal funds in order to attract mor

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