Radar › Companies › Asset Management · Denmark
Radar · Asset Management in Denmark

Best Asset Management Companies in Denmark

The 38 best Asset Management companies in Denmark in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: APC.

38companies tracked
$43.9Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
1have raised

Ranked: Best Asset Management companies in Denmark

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackRecent signals
1APC
Pension brokerage firm
$44M76 mo agoSeries CPeter Lindblad
Founder & CEO
2007——
2ATP
Provider of pension fund services
—113 mo agoFunding RaisedMartin Preestegaard
CEO
1964——
3A P Moller Holding
Diversified investment management firm
——Unfunded—2013——
4ArthaScope
Multi-family office offering customized investment solutions to high-net-worth individuals and families…
——UnfundedJonas Melchior
CO-CEO
2008——
5Artillery Street
Corporate advisory firm focused on multiple sectors
——UnfundedSimon Verbik
Partner
2017——
6Asgard
Provider of asset management services
——UnfundedKasper Ullegard
CEO
2021——
7BankInvest
Diversified asset management firm
——UnfundedLars Bertram
CEO
1969——
8C WorldWide Asset Management
Diversified asset management firm
——UnfundedBo Knudsen
CEO
1986——

Top 2 Asset Management companies in Denmark

#1
Series C · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark · founded 2007 · 156 employees
$43.9Mraised
▾

Operator of an insurance brokerage firm for the private pension market. The company offers an overview of costs, risks and returns, as well as provides exclusive and tailor-made advice that is based on credible, independent external analysis to customers by offering an entire administration and placement of pension companies and monitoring client portfolio.

Funding rounds
  • May 2020Series C$43.9M
Founders & team
Peter LindbladFounder & CEO
Investors
Soderberg and Partners
Tech stack
Amazon SesAmazon Web ServicesD3Google WorkspaceHstsNginx
#2
Funding Raised · Hillerod, Capital Region of Denmark · founded 1964
—raised
▾

Provider of pension fund services

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 33k LinkedIn followers — 16.4% of this cohort's audience
Founders & team
Jacob LesterChief Risk OfficerMartin PreestegaardCEO
Investors
Europa
Tech stack
Apple Icloud MailCloudflareCloudflare Bot ManagementCookiebotDrupalHsts

Funding & investor landscape

$43.9Mtotal disclosed funding
1companies funded
1disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
Gongfi2 rounds
Carnegie1 rounds
Europa1 rounds
Juno Investment Partners1 rounds
Novo Holdings1 rounds
Soderberg and Partners1 rounds
Prism market signals · Denmark · country-scoped Prism corpus, 680,798 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of Asset Management coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time flat

Funding & growth over time

funding flat · growth flat

Common questions

How many Asset Management companies are there in Denmark?
Radar tracks 38 indexable Asset Management companies headquartered in Denmark that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Asset Management companies in Denmark?
The Asset Management companies in Denmark on this list have raised a combined $43.9M in disclosed equity funding across 1 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Asset Management company in Denmark?
APC is the highest-funded Asset Management company in Denmark, with $43.9M in disclosed equity funding.
How many Asset Management companies in Denmark are funded?
1 of the 38 Asset Management companies in Denmark on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Asset Management unicorns are there in Denmark?
None of the Asset Management companies in Denmark on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in Denmark Asset Management companies?
The most active investors in Denmark Asset Management companies on this list include Gongfi, Carnegie, Europa, Juno Investment Partners, Novo Holdings.
Riya SenguptaFinancials

Riya reads income statements for fun. She covers the real money in a sector — revenue, growth, who actually earns — and never met a vague claim she didn't want a number for.

Coming soon