The 15th annual Nordic Growth Market Investerar-SM competition highlights record-breaking interest in Exchange Traded Products, promoting financial education and broad asset exposure.
Nordic Growth Market's 15th Investerar-SM records unprecedented participation, spotlighting the rising importance of Exchange Traded Products in Nordic investing.
The 15th Investerar-SM competition highlights increased investor interest in ETPs offering diverse, accessible investment options in the Nordic region.
Energifonden Sverige attracts growing investor interest with its high-yield, stable energy-sector bonds following strong 2025 results.
Swedish regulators probe SEB over suspected insider trading tied to trades in EQT shares, involving eight suspects and ongoing investigations by authorities.
Stockholm leads Europe in IPOs with €6 billion raised, highlighted by Verisure's major listing, but Klarna’s choice to list in New York reveals mixed Swedish investor enthusiasm amid global market volatility.
The Stockholm Stock Exchange has become Europe's most active market in 2025, attracting over 60 billion kronor in new capital amid strong sector growth and investor interest.
Stockholm Stock Exchange gains for six consecutive days boost shares of Volvo and Atlas Copco amid positive sectoral trends.
The Swedish stock market is recovering from early 2025 volatility, while Nordnet expands trading access to new European markets.
Nordic stock markets rose sharply on October 1, supported by the pharmaceutical sector's growth.
Market volatility risks are highlighted by Nordea's chief strategist amid positive stock movements in Stockholm.
Nordnet introduces premarket trading for US stocks, enhancing opportunities for Swedish investors.
The Stockholm Stock Exchange opens steady with significant movements in key stocks and a potential listing on the horizon.
Saab's stock prices drop significantly after a major deal rejection, highlighting financial vulnerabilities in a positive market.
A weekly overview shows Clas Ohlson rising while Rusta experiences significant losses on the Stockholm stock exchange.
Klarna employees can now sell shares worth 750 million kronor without a lock-up period, enhancing financial opportunities.
Klarna's New York stock listing raises concerns among Swedish investors and prompts significant employee payouts.
Klarna's stock market debut evoked strong interest but raised investor concerns about future challenges.
Camurus joins Stoxx Europe 600 while Embracer exits in September review.