Investment advisory firm aims to list German firms in Sweden
The Swedish stock market is very attractive for German companies, not least of all tech companies. A German-Swedish investment advisory firm plans to introduce two German companies to Nasdaq First North this year.
BY HELLA ANDERSEN
Germany, there is no dynamic stock market like in Sweden. For example, the number of listed small and medium-sized companies is larger in the latter than the former, two founders of the investment advisory firm Catcap / Jarl Securities claim in a double interview with Realtid.se.
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