Index funds do not provide better returns than actively managed funds, according to returns analysis performed by the Swedish Investment Fund Association (Fondbolagens förening) in respect of funds available in Sweden's Premium Pension system. The results of the analysis have been published amid Swedish government proposals that would favour index funds, without any visible benefits for those saving for retirement, the Association says. Ongoing changes to the Premium Pension and the PPM platform for distributing funds have been covered ongoing by InvestmentEurope, for example: https://ww...
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