Welcome to Swedbank Robur

At Swedbank Robur, we don't just manage capital. We manage trust. As Sweden’s largest fund management company, our mission is clear: to deliver long-term returns and at the same time contribute to sustainable development for the society in which we operate.

Our fund offering

“We are convinced that what is sustainable in the long term is also profitable in the long term.”

Liza Jonson, CEO of Swedbank Robur

Important information

Past performance does not guarantee future returns. The value of the fund can both rise and fall and you may not get back the amount originally invested. Funds with risk class 5-7 can rise and fall significantly in value. Find fact sheet, information brochure and information about your rights on www.swedbankrobur.se

What's new

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Introducing Global Systematic

Swedbank Robur Global Systematic is a global equity fund that combines the power of data with the experience and analysis of portfolio managers. The result is active, systematic management at a fee of 0.5% (share class A).

Discover Global Systematic

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More funds with dividend targets of up to 6%

We are expanding our range of funds with dividend-paying share classes. Find out which funds are included and learn more about their dividend targets.

Explore our distributing funds

Insights

A Changing Landscape for Autumn

Interest rates have shifted, geopolitical tensions are creating uncertainty, and expectations for AI remain high. Pia Haak, Chief Investment Officer at Swedbank Robur, shares her perspectives on the current market environment.

Discover Pia Haak’s market insights (in Swedish)

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A Comeback for Ny Teknik

After a challenging period for smaller technology companies, market conditions have shifted. Fund managers Fredrik Stenkil and Jesper Birch-Jensen share their views on the market and the opportunities ahead.

Watch the webinar (in Swedish)

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What does children’s screen time have to do with your investments?

Digital environments pose new risks for both users and companies. We engage with companies to discuss how they address issues affecting children and young people.

Learn more about our engagement activities (in Swedish)