
Supporting Nordic financial markets through scientific research
The Nasdaq Nordic Foundation was founded in 2006 to support the financial markets through scientific research. The Foundation's mission is to promote scientific research and other initiatives related to the financial markets in Finland, Denmark and Sweden, with the goal of increasing competence and competitiveness for the financial markets within these countries.
Grants
The application period for Nasdaq Nordic Foundation's Grant Program 2025 is now open. The last day to apply is 5 May 2025.
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Research reports
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- Statutory Priorities in the New Nordic Restructuring Laws
- Competing for Dark Trades
- High-Frequency Traders’ Single-Dealer Platforms and Market Quality
- Improving financial literacy - an investigation into how children learn abstract financial concepts
- Climate Polarization and Green Investment
- Invest Like for Your Kids: Performance and Implications of Children’s Investment Accounts on Portfolios in Adulthood
- Risk Management of Stock Portfolios with Jumps at Exogenous Default Events
- Saddlepoint Approximations for Credit Portfolio Distributions with Applications in Equity Risk Management
- Analysts Are Good at Ranking Stocks
- Nordic Finance Network Activities
- TCFD Climate Scenarios and Company Valuation: Insights from IFRS Climate Disclosures & Econometric-Financial Modeling
- Geopolitical Risk Factors and Stock Returns: A Global Analysis
- Sustainable Finance and Uncertainty: Evidence from Emerging Bond Markets
- The Swedish Corporate Bond Market
- Multiobjective Optimization of ESG Bond Portfolios: A Copula-Based Dynamic Nelson-Siegel Approach
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- What Matters to Individual Investors in a Welfare State?
- Decision-Making Styles in Metaverse: Effects of Immersion and Embodiment
- Emotion in Motion: Experiment on Affective Responses to Virtual Realities
- Crypto-Currencies and Nordic Youth: Perceived Value, Adoption, Preferences, And Role in Portfolio Allocation
- The Impact of Experience, Overconfidence and Optimism on Future Cryptocurrency Ownership
- Transparency and equal treatment on the corporate bond market
- Developments in the Swedish market for corporate bonds
- ESG ratings: The mixed bag and its implications
- On accountable sustainability measurement
- Trading Costs and Market Microstructure. Invariance: Identifying Bet Activity
- Exogenous Shock Creates Organisational and Structural Change. The impact of Covid-19 on the Swedish Business Sector
- High-Frequency Traders and Single-Dealer Platforms
- Children’s Learning of Abstract Concepts: The Role of Social Interaction
- Risk management of stock portfolios with jumps at exogenous default events
- Saddlepoint approximations for credit portfolios with stochastic recoveries
- Term Premia Co-movement and Global Trade Network
- Nordic Finance Network activities
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- Essays on the Effects of Past Gains on Subsequent Risk-Taking and Stock Returns
- Long-term Discount Rates Do Not Vary Across Firms
- Seasonal Reversals in Expected Stock Returns
- Why Does Portfolio Choice Correlate Across Generations?
- Stock Price Co-Movement and the Foundations of Pairs Trading
- The Private Use of Credit Ratings: Evidence from Investment Mandates
- Reputations and Credit Ratings: Evidence from Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities
- Liability Structure and Risk-Taking: Evidence from the Money Market Fund Industry
- Empirical Evidence on the Consequences of Voluntary Disclosure on Competition
- How Sovereign is Sovereign Credit Risk? Global Prices, Local Quantities

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Support
For any questions regarding the foundation and the grant application process, please contact:
Zivilé Slavinskaité
+46 8 405 7011
Participation
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