Following his internship with us, Carl Hammarskiöld has taken on a permanent role as Quantitative Analyst, where he will focus on monitoring developments in the housing market and analysing market trends
Swedish Bostadskreditfonden has secured SEK 6 billion in initial commitments with funds managed by affiliates of Apollo Global Management as anchor investor.
We're very pleased to welcome Joel Johnsson as a Credit Analyst, strengthening the team working closely with our clients every day.
We’re very pleased to welcome Victor Strömwall to Triolgruppen. He has taken on the role of Legal Counsel and will work closely with both Bostadskreditfonden and Triol Kapital.
Bostadskreditfonden has appointed Terje Björsell as a new member of its Board of Directors. With more than 25 years of experience in real estate investments, capital markets, and fund management, he joins the Board at a time when the company continues to expand and scale its operations.
Active project follow-up creates stability where it matters most. For the projects, investors, and the housing market as a whole. Find out how we work with Archus to help more homes get built.
What a year! Looking back on 2025, we're feeling both happy and proud. Since our launch at the end of last year, we’ve built a strong team, brought our first projects to life, and established Bostadskreditfonden as a relevant player within Swedish residential development.
Titania’s project next to Huddinge Station is one of the largest housing developments scheduled to start construction in the municipality in 2025, and a clear example of the kind of project we at Bostadskreditfonden want to support.
We’re delighted to welcome Jennie Boström as Triolgruppen’s new Marketing Manager – a role created to bring together the marketing efforts of both Triol Kapital and Bostadskreditfonden. “What stood out to me was the overall setup. Clear offerings, clear goals and a team that genuinely believes in its mission,” Jennie says.
The current financing model for new tenant-owned housing in Sweden largely relies on pre-sales, which slows down the market by placing construction risk on households. To change that, Bostadskreditfonden is taking the lead in introducing a new model based on an insurance-backed guarantee that reduces households’ exposure to risk.
Although Sweden needs more than 50,000 new homes each year, only half that number are currently being built. One key reason is the banks’ requirement for extensive pre-sales – a model that no longer works in today’s market. Together with FRF Partners and Gallagher, we are introducing a new financing model designed to create a more sustainable distribution of risk and enable long-term growth in residential construction.
Bostadskreditfonden, which entered the lending market last autumn with the goal of accelerating and improving residential development in Sweden, is now scaling up with several senior appointments to strengthen its operations.