Key Takeaways
- • The Swedish Fund Selection Agency (Fondvalsmyndigheten, FTN) has signed a new three-year agreement with investment analytics firm Inalytics, according to AMWatch.
- • Inalytics has previously helped the agency assess fund managers, and the renewal extends that working relationship for three years.
- • The article is a paywalled brief; contract value and scope details were not available in the source text.
Summary
The Swedish Fund Selection Agency has signed a new three-year agreement with Inalytics, an investment analytics firm that has helped the agency assess fund managers, according to AMWatch. The report was published on November 11, 2026, and written by Mirza Gazic.
The renewal continues an existing relationship between the agency and Inalytics. The source describes Inalytics as supporting the agency's evaluation of fund managers, which is central to the agency's selection process for funds used in its mandates. The source text does not disclose the financial terms of the contract, the specific analytical services covered, or any changes to the scope of work relative to the prior arrangement.
The full article is available only to AMWatch subscribers, so additional details beyond the opening paragraph could not be verified. Readers seeking the contract scope or pricing should consult the original AMWatch report.
The renewal continues an existing relationship between the agency and Inalytics. The source describes Inalytics as supporting the agency's evaluation of fund managers, which is central to the agency's selection process for funds used in its mandates. The source text does not disclose the financial terms of the contract, the specific analytical services covered, or any changes to the scope of work relative to the prior arrangement.
The full article is available only to AMWatch subscribers, so additional details beyond the opening paragraph could not be verified. Readers seeking the contract scope or pricing should consult the original AMWatch report.
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