Magnus Fröblom

Stiftelsen Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (RJ) is the Government of Sweden’s independent foundation which was founded in 1964 with the goal of promoting and supporting research in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Headquartered in Stockholm, RJ manages the assets and allocates a certain proportion of surpluses from the Riksbank’s operations, as well as any funds from Riksbank surpluses thereafter allocated to the foundation. Donations from private persons may also be added to foundation’s assets.

DNB Asset Management AS (Sweden) (DNBAM) is the wholly-owned Swedish subsidiary of E. Ohman J :or Fonder AB, ultimately held by the Dinkelspiel family's E. Ohman J :or AB is Sweden. The group was established in 1990 when Bergen Bank and Den norske Creditbank merged. Also known as Carlson Investment Management, DNBAM was established in 1990 and is located in Stockholm. Research and portfolio management is shared internationally within the asset management division of the DNB group, which comprises fellow subsidiaries in Oslo, New York, Hong Kong and London. DNBAM manages mutual funds, hedge funds and discretionary portfolios for corporate and institutional clients in Norway and Sweden including pension funds. Their clientele also includes family offices and high-net worth individuals. The firm is committed to ethical investment and avoids investing in companies involved in the production, stockpiling and sales of anti-personnel mines or cluster weapons.

Nordea Investment Management AB (NIM) is the Swedish investment management subsidiary of Nordea Asset Management Holding AB, itself a subsidiary of Nordea Bank ABp (HEL: NDA-FI, ADR: NRBAY) in Finland. Founded in 1954 as Merita Nordbanken Investment Management, the firm became Nordea Investment Management AB in 2001 when the Nordea name, an abbreviation of Nordic ideas, replaced Unibank, Nordbanken, Merita and Christiania Bank in a joint renaming operation. Headquartered in Stockholm, NIM manages a range of Swedish funds including pension funds, hedge funds, Luxembourg-domiciled SICAVs and funds registered in other Nordic countries for institutional clients.