Sweden’s total investment fund assets reached 10,018 billion SEK by the end of Q2 2026, a 12.8% increase from the previous quarter. This marks the largest quarterly growth since Q2 2009. Net inflows to funds totaled 116 billion SEK, the highest in 12 years. Equity fund assets rose 16.4%, driven by gains in foreign corporate stocks. Mixed funds, which combine equities and fixed income, grew 8.5% to 883 billion SEK. The euro’s average exchange rate hit 10.88 SEK, up from 10.69 SEK in Q1 2026. Total active funds numbered 858, with mixed funds comprising 90 funds. Mixed funds’ growth outpaced equity funds on an annual basis, though their risk profile remains lower than pure equity funds.
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