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Founded in 2009 by major Nordic financial institutions, Nordic Bond Pricing AS (NBP) addresses the need for high-quality, independent pricing of illiquid and unlisted bonds. The company's core mission is to enhance transparency and efficiency in the Nordic fixed-income market by providing reliable and independently evaluated prices. NBP was acquired by Infront ASA in 2017, further integrating its pricing services into a broader financial market data and solutions platform. NBP serves a wide range of clients, including banks, asset managers, and other financial institutions.

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Nordic Bond Pricing

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