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Nordic construction remains resilient

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The Nordic area has been resilient throughout the economic downturn and is now showing signs of grow in areas including construction. While projects are usually funded by Nordic capital Asa Berglund and David Braybrook reveal that the region is open to new financial structures allowing opportunities for European brokers.

With their economies recovering well from recession, Sweden, in particular (4.4%), followed by Finland (2.4%) and Denmark (2%) close behind are showing good signs of economic growth while Norway's

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