Strivo launches a new tracker certificate providing exposure to the global pharmaceutical sector in connection with issuance 2026:1. The tracker certificate offers investors access to a sector characterised by stable demand and long-term structural growth drivers.
The global population is ageing while lifestyle-related diseases continue to increase. Forecasts indicate that more than half of the world’s population is expected to suffer from obesity by 2035, contributing to rising demand for long-term pharmaceutical treatment. Historically, the pharmaceutical sector has demonstrated relatively low sensitivity to economic cycles, supported by stable cash flows and high barriers to entry.
The launch forms part of Strivo’s increased focus on thematic trackers. Over the past year, Strivo has launched trackers providing exposure to themes such as nuclear power, the global defence industry and European small-cap equities. Additional launches across several current investment themes are planned for 2026.
We see clear demand for more targeted and easily accessible exposures. As a result, we are increasing the pace in 2026 and launching more thematic trackers than in previous years. Our ambition is for investors to always have access to relevant themes, regardless of market conditions, says Björn Johansson, Head of Securities at Strivo.
Strivo launches a new tracker certificate providing exposure to undervalued companies in developed markets in connection with issuance 2026:2. The strategy focuses on identifying companies trading at attractive valuations relative to their underlying fundamentals.
Strivo has launched a redesigned client interface for its custody platform, introducing improved navigation and a better mobile experience for custody clients.
Sensor Fonder has now reached the milestone of SEK 6 billion in assets under management. This growth reflects continued confidence from both existing and new investors, as well as from advisers and distributors, combined with stable performance and a clear investment philosophy.