Credit investors target Sweden as they wait for a correction

A group of investors is preparing for a correction in Sweden’s credit market, based on an assumption that a lot of real estate bonds are much riskier than they seem.
Skandia | Photo: CHRISTENSEN SØREN/ERH
Skandia | Photo: CHRISTENSEN SØREN/ERH
By Love Liman and Rafaela Lindeberg / BLOOMBERG

Carl Johan Lagercrantz, a portfolio manager at Strand Kapitalforvaltning AB in Stockholm, says he’s about to open a new Nordic bond fund that will target junk and high-grade bonds in a market that’s now dominated by real estate issuance.

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