From dark matter to convertible bonds – applying physics to the world of investments
For four years, Niklas Grønlund Nielsen has tried to understand the dark matter that makes up most of the Universe. He now uses his skill in mathematics and physics to invest in convertible bonds for Sparinvest.
BY ANNE LOUISE HOUMANN, FINANSWATCH
Dark matter is posited to comprise most of the universe. We do not know what it is – hence the name. For almost 100 years, scientists have searched supportive data, and one of them now works at Danish investment unit, Sparinvest.
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