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  • Invest in innovative Nordic sector leaders!

    After a geopolitically turbulent start to the new year, more and more investors are reducing their exposure to US assets and bringing capital back home. Sweden and the Nordic region are well-positioned to become Europe’s growth engine in the coming years.

  • Vinga Securities: High yield har slagit aktier sedan 2001

    De flesta investerare ser fortfarande aktier som den självklara motorn i portföljen, och företagsobligationer som ett mer defensivt komplement. Men data från det globala analyshuset PGIM visar att verkligheten är betydligt mer nyanserad. Under de senaste 25 åren har high yield, högränteobligationer, slagit aktier i både totalavkastning och riskjusterad avkastning – såväl globalt som i Europa.

    Data visar att high yield givit högre avkastning än aktier sedan 2001, såväl globalt som i Europa.
  • ”Adding to Nordic high yield”

    The global economic outlook continues to strengthen, supported by substantial fiscal stimulus in the US, Germany, and Japan. Sweden stands out as it moves into an economic boom in 2026, and we expect the krona to continue appreciating.

  • Positioned for double-digit returns!

    The outlook for Vinga Corporate Bond heading into 2026 is positive. Nordic high-yield bonds underperformed compared to global high-yield bonds during 2025.

  • “High yield assets, not junk bonds”

    The high yield market is surrounded by a somewhat dubious reputation, and the nickname “junk bonds” is not uncommon. But that’s undeserved – and there’s money to be made

  • Vinga Capital Markets Day in Copenhagen

    On Thursday, Vinga Group held its annual Capital Markets Day at Villa Copenhagen, a key venue for investors and Nordic growth companies.

  • Vinga Corporate Finance utses till DI Gasell

    Vingas koncernbolag, Vinga Corporate Finance AB, har utsetts till DI Gasell av Dagens industri. Utmärkelsen delas ut till några av Sveriges mest snabbväxande och välskötta företag – färre än en procent av landets aktiebolag uppfyller kriterierna.

  • ”Temperature rising”

    Despite continued caution regarding the economic outlook, the global economy is recovering while IPO and M&A markets are gaining momentum. According to the Riksbank, Sweden is expected to reach 2.7% growth next year, well above trend growth.

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