Nordic unquote" April 2013
The Nordic market is changing. Long dominated by the powerhouse economy of Sweden and seemingly impervious to the crisis gripping Europe, 2012 was a tougher year and saw many new developments.
Secondary exits in the Nordic region saw a steady increase in the fourth quarter of 2012, and now account for around 30% of total exit volume.
In the April edition of Nordic unquote":
*Family offices up their allocations
*Moulton predicts dealflow boom
*Fundraising to improve
*And more...
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