Didner & Gerge Fonder, founded 30 years ago in Uppsala north of Stockholm, was part of a wave of independent asset managers launched around the same time in Sweden. Lannebo Fonder was another. One contributor to the success of these asset managers was the opening up of distribution networks – and not least the launch of the premium pension system in Sweden at the end of the 1990s.
Now that the premium pensions platform is moving from an open to a slimmed downed procured platform, one of the results is a wave of consolidation among Swedish asset managers. At the end of last year, Öhman became the new majority shareholder of Lannebo Fonder and earlier this week Carnegie Holding (Carnegie) announced that it is buying Didner & Gerge Fonder. In a press release, Carnegie writes that Didner & Gerge has some SEK 55 billion in assets under management, out of which SEK 35 billion are within the premium pension system. It further states that the deal is basedIf you’re new to Tell Media Group, create an account.
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