Confidence returns to nordic investment industries
According to Legatum in 2012, Denmark, Norway and Sweden are the happiest and most successful nations across the globe. Businesses are now hoping to capitalize on that delight and in Nordic organizations that are normally overlooked in today's market.
It can only benefit that Scandinavian organizations that are ripe for investment are likewise those that are producing life-altering and essential products and solutions. An example of these solutions is Novo Nordisk (VD Lars Rebien Sørensen). This firm specializes in biopharmaceuticals and diabetes care, and others are equally demonstrating to be appealing leads for investors' interest.
With issues like health growing to be much more prevalent worldwide today, principally in developed nations with increasing issues like diabetes, investing in these companies whilst they remain relatively accessible is a wise decision.
It is not surprising that leading Scandinavian investment companies are putting their funds into companies such as these. Triton Partners (Managing Partner Peder Prahl), an investment firm based in the area with profitable equity capital management, has been backing Nordic businesses with their investments since 1997.
Its attention on their home turf has aided development of medium-size businesses in Northern Europe, a step that equally creates revenue and sustains the countries it was founded in. It's essentially a win-win situation for all involved.
Last year, the marketplace enjoyed good results reasonably unharmed by the world's recession. The Eurozone crisis hardly affected the Nordic part of the world, mostly because of the point that only Finland is employing the Euro as their currency.
That being said, the governmental reliability and low debt of the countries in general significantly help for creating dependable investment opportunities. The support for a greater open market and free trade has equally influenced a more lucrative economy for investment. The area's rich natural resources, along with their deep commitment to investing in energy, have both resulted in rising interest in the area as a great investment center.
Scandinavia's economies are simply likely to grow, and if forecasts for 2014 are an indication, they are going to be excellent. The Swedish market has been predicted to grow by 3 p.c, a record amount bearing in mind the particularly unstable European markets.
Norway's growth into a world frontrunner in oil output has also administered significant revenue into the country and contributed to some great company revenues.
In short, investors searching for a growing market will do well to concentrate on this often forgotten region.
