Despite a tough first quarter, most asset managers ended 2020 with an increase in assets under management of around 10 percent or more, research conducted by AMWatch shows.
Norway's largest private asset manager Storebrand, the fifth-largest in the Nordics, ranked first place by growing assets under management by 15.7 percent or NOK 131bn to NOK 962bn (EUR 94.1bn).
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