Swedish fund assets declined by SEK 884bn in 2022

Swedish funds lost a lot of money last year, but by the end of 2022, their combined assets were still three times larger than in 2010, the Swedish Investment Fund Association notes.
Savings economist Philip Scholtzè gives credit to savers who are "brave at the end of the year." | Photo: Karl Gabor / Fondbolagens Förening
Savings economist Philip Scholtzè gives credit to savers who are "brave at the end of the year." | Photo: Karl Gabor / Fondbolagens Förening

The combined assets of Swedish investment funds declined by SEK 884bn (EUR 79.4bn) last year, the annual report from the Swedish Investment Fund Association reveals.

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