Fund Management

Head of Jyske Capital convinced manager is back on track after September's setback

For the second time this year, AUM quarterly growth looks bleak at Denmark's third-largest asset manager, but Head of Jyske Capital Henning Mortensen says that Jyske is "now able to take our natural share of the inflow."
Henning Mortensen, head of Jyske Capital. | Photo: PR / Jyske Capital
Henning Mortensen, head of Jyske Capital. | Photo: PR / Jyske Capital
by ANNE LOUISE HOUMANN

Jyske Capital didn't start 2021 with the same AUM growth momentum as most of its Nordic peers, but in Q2, things improved. Then in Q3, Denmark's third-largest asset manager was lagging behind again.

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