Once considered a niche segment, the Nordic High Yield market has evolved into a mature and attractive asset class—offering a rare combination of yield premium, improving credit quality, and exploitable market inefficiencies for discerning investors.
Nordics’ largest high yield issuer, Intrum, kicked off the month by announcing a fully underwritten rights issue of SEK 7.5 billion.
Join us for an exclusive lunch in Geneva on 3 June and dive into the Nordic investment universe with Vinga Group, a Swedish specialist uniquely positioned across both listed and private Nordic markets.
Vinga Corporate Bond gained strong momentum during April. Performance benefited partly from a rebound from depressed levels at the beginning of the Iran conflict, and partly from positive news from several key portfolio companies.
Les marchés des pays nordiques offrent des rendements attrayants dans un cadre similaire à la Suisse, explique Sébastien Elbied de Vinga Securities.
The economic recovery that began in 2025 has encountered renewed headwinds, alongside the impact of Trump’s tariffs. The full economic consequences of the Iran war remain uncertain, but the conflict adds to the risk of a global economy characterised by higher inflation and elevated interest rates.
Episode 49: The Iran war has sent interest rates and inflation expectations sharply higher. Christopher Hellesnes, Head of Credit Research Sweden at DNB Carnegie, joins the Högräntepodden to share his views on the risks and opportunities within the real estate sector.
