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SEB wins three prestigious awards for Nordic and Swedish funds

SEB Asset Management has been awarded three prestigious Lipper Fund Awards. The awards are presented by LSEG Europe Lipper Fund Awards and recognise funds in Europe that have consistently shown strong risk-adjusted returns over various time periods.

The award-winning SEB funds are: 

  • SEB Nordenfond A (SEK) – Best Nordic equity fund over 5 years 
  • SEB WWF Nordenfond – Best Nordic equity fund over 10 years 
  • SEB Sverigefond – Best Swedish equity fund over 5 years 

All three funds are managed by Tommi Saukkoriipi, whose investment strategy has contributed to the funds' strong performance and long-term value creation for customers. 

"We are very proud of these awards, which confirm our strategy and our focus on thorough equity analysis and continuous dialogues and visits to the companies we invest in. To receive recognition for both our Swedish and Nordic funds over several time periods testifies to the strength of our management team and investment philosophy", says Saukkoriipi. 

Lipper Fund Awards are based on an independent and quantitative analysis of the funds' risk-adjusted returns and aim to highlight the best funds in each category. 

Earlier this year, Tommi Saukkoriipi also awarded Swedish Fund of the Year 2024 by the business magazine Privata Affärer. 

About the award

LSEG is one of the world's leading providers of financial market infrastructure, delivering financial data, analysis, and news to more than 40,000 customers in more than 170 countries. For over 30 years, the LSEG Lipper Fund Awards have recognized funds and fund companies that have achieved strong risk-adjusted returns compared to their competitors, based on the company's proprietary performance-based methodology.

Risk information

Past performance does not guarantee future performance. The value of investment funds and other financial instruments may rise as well as fall and there is no guarantee you will recover your original investment. 

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