The Danish Investment Association, part of Finance Denmark, has highlighted figures published by the European Fund and Asset Management Association (Efama), suggesting that within the context of recovery in the region's fund market since the financial crisis of 2008, Danish funds have taken a growing market share. Between 2008-2018, the value of assets represented by Efama's membership rose from some €5.5trn to €12.5trn - a gain of some 127%. However, Denmark's gain has been more marked in proportional terms: over the period assets there rose from some €98bn to €273bn, a near trebling...
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