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Nordic investors increase usage of ETFs – but not to one size fits all

BlackRock and Danske Bank Wealth Management experience mixed demand for exchange traded funds across Nordic markets.
Some of the world's largest asset managers, measured by AuM, are increasing their physical presence in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. | Photo: Colourbox
Some of the world's largest asset managers, measured by AuM, are increasing their physical presence in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. | Photo: Colourbox
by SØREN RATHLOU TOP

The Nordic countries can, in some instances, be seen as one homogenic market. This, however, does not apply to investors’ use of exchange traded funds (ETFs), according to Matti Tammi, Nordic head of the world's largest ETF provider, BlackRock's iShares:

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