24/01/2020at 14:58

Retail investors flock to robot solutions: generated big returns in 2019

Danish investment robots have gained more clients, and in 2019, which was a favorable year for equities, they generated good returns.

Anders Hartmann, CEO of Nord Investments. | Photo: Nord Investments/PR

RITZAU FINANS

Digital investment robots generated solid returns in 2019, which was a great year for global equity markets and therefore offered good opportunities to generate returns to passively managed funds.

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