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Danske Invest seeks to end suspension on select fund departments listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen

Executive summary: Danske Invest and Danske Invest Select submitted a request to Nasdaq Copenhagen to end the suspension of certain fund departments. The request affects the tradability and liquidity of the affected funds on Nasdaq Copenhagen, which could influence investor access and confidence in these Danish investment products.

Who is involved: Investeringsforeningen Danske Invest, Investeringsforeningen Danske Invest Select, and Nasdaq Copenhagen.

Likely next: Nasdaq Copenhagen will review the request, possibly in consultation with the Danish financial authority, and issue a decision on whether to lift the suspension.

Danske Invest and its sister fund Danske Invest Select have formally asked Nasdaq Copenhagen to lift the trading suspension on several of their fund departments. The request, issued on the morning of 24 September 2026, concerns funds that are currently halted from trading due to a suspension. If granted, the affected units would resume normal trading, restoring liquidity for investors and potentially stabilizing the funds' market presence. The move mirrors a similar suspension request filed earlier the same day for BankInvest share classes, indicating a pattern of temporary trading halts among Danish investment funds linked to underlying market closures.

What's next — scenarios

Base: suspension lifted (60%)

Trading resumes for the affected Danske Invest fund departments on Nasdaq Copenhagen, restoring normal liquidity for investors.

Upside: lifted with inflows (20%)

Approval is followed by positive net subscriptions into the funds, boosting assets under management.

Downside: request denied or delayed (20%)

The suspension remains in place, keeping the funds unavailable for trading and potentially prompting investors to look elsewhere.

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