Nasdaq OMX Nordic and HQ Bank release ETFs in Sweden

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Nasdaq OMX Nordic and HQ Bank have released a portfolio of ETFs in Sweden, enabling Nordic investors to trade a range of indices in local currencies.

HQ Bank will issue the ETFs, which will track indices calculated by Nasdaq OMX and will trade on the Nasdaq OMX Stockholm exchange. The ETFs will commence trading at the beginning of October, following regulatory approval. HQ Bank says it plans to list 10 ETFs on the Stockholm exchange between the launch in October and January. Nasdaq OMX Nordic deputy CEO Jenny Rosberg says: "Through this partnership with HQ Bank we are able to offer both institutional and retail investors in the Nordics the same trading opportunities in ETFs as investors around the world." Rosberg adds that the e...

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