Swedish Article 9 funds buck trend and increase total AUM in third quarter

The vast majority of Swedish funds are classified as Article 8 – but the more sustainably oriented Article 9 funds have increased AUM and delivered positive net flows, new quarterly figures show.
According to savings economist Philip Scholtzé, many Swedish savers wish to invest sustainably. | Photo: Karl Gabor / Fondbolagens Förening
According to savings economist Philip Scholtzé, many Swedish savers wish to invest sustainably. | Photo: Karl Gabor / Fondbolagens Förening

Assets under management in Swedish sustainable investment funds continued to increase in the third quarter – but Article 9 funds still only deliver 3% of the country’s total fund assets.

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