Some Nordic countries are less affected by reluctant retail investors

Asset managers in countries with incentives that make it easier to invest or urge investors to make monthly savings have experienced more resilient retail net flows so far this year. 
Clockwise from left: Henning Mortensen, head of Jyske Capital, Fredrik Hård, economist at the Swedish Investment Fund Association, Lars Bo Bertram, CEO at BankInvest, Kimmo Koivurinne, analyst at TELA and Håkon Hansen, head of Wealth Management at DNB. | Photo: PR / Jyske Bank, The Swedish Investment Fund Association, BankInvest, TELA and DNB.
Clockwise from left: Henning Mortensen, head of Jyske Capital, Fredrik Hård, economist at the Swedish Investment Fund Association, Lars Bo Bertram, CEO at BankInvest, Kimmo Koivurinne, analyst at TELA and Håkon Hansen, head of Wealth Management at DNB. | Photo: PR / Jyske Bank, The Swedish Investment Fund Association, BankInvest, TELA and DNB.

Last year was equally bad for defensive and high-risk investors as they saw almost the same amount of losses on their portfolios.

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