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Fewer Private Investments via Funds
Danish private investors have (net) sold investment certificates for approximately kr. 6 billion the past 12 months. So far in 2023, the willingness to buy have been modest and the Danes have only (net) purchased investment certificates in February, where they received dividends and reinvested a large part. The lower traffic into investment funds comes on top of two years, 2020 and 2021, in which the inflow of investments was massive. The capital freed from the sale of investment certificates can subsequently be used for, for example, consumption, savings, debt reduction or the direct purchase of securities without funds.
Danish Private Investors Invest Less via Funds Than in Previous Years
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Private Danish investors' (employees etc.) net transactions in all Danish investment funds since January 2018. Data covers Danish investment funds, regulated by the Danish Investment Associations etc. Act (i.e., UCITS). Find the chart data in the Statbank.