Nordic stability has become an export product
Germans are not too fond of equities and this dislike offers a sales possibility for Danish mortgage bonds with stable returns as well as for mixed funds and corporate bonds. Jyske Capital in Germany knows this and uses it to their advantage.
Lasse Soll Sunde
There is a widespread, general distrust of equities among German pension savers. This tendency applies to a lesser extent in the federal state of Hessen, where the financial metropolis Frankfurt is located. Hessen is the German state with the largest capital holdings, valued at EUR 48,000 per capita. This is over twice the German average.
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