Wealth management price war spikes in Nordics as fees take a hit

At the biggest bank in the richest Nordic economy, the head of wealth management is about to make life harder for his rivals by cutting fees yet again.
Photo: Ints Kalnins/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix/REUTERS / X02120
Photo: Ints Kalnins/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix/REUTERS / X02120
BY JONAS CHO WALSGARD / BLOOMBERG

DNB Asset Management, which oversees about NOK 600bn (EUR 60bn) from Oslo, already lowered fees on several mutual funds back in February. That move gave the asset manager a bigger chunk of the market, with DNB’s share of Norwegian retail business growing to 32.2 percent in May from 29.8 percent at the end of March 2018.

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