Trading in shares in the Swedish investment fund Trustor, which is being probed by authorities in Sweden and Britain over missing funds, is to be resumed today, stock market authorities said yesterday.

Trading was suspended at the beginning of November but the authorities took their decision after the election of a new board of directors at an extraordinary general meeting of Trustor's shareholders on Wednesday.

The meeting also decided that a Stockholm court would put the company into compulsory liquidation. The group will be placed on the stock market's observation list.

Lord Moyne of Britain, who is Mr Jonathan Guinness of the Guinness brewing family, acquired control of Trustor in June and has therefore been implicated in circumstances surrounding the scandal.