(Reuters) – Swedish online gaming group Kindred’s shares rose 5% on Wednesday after a major shareholder told the board to consider a sale of the company. New York-based hedge fund Corvex Management, which holds more than 10% of Kindred shares, said it had urged the board to hire a financial adviser to look at strategic alternatives, including the potential value that could be achieved via sale or a business combination. “We believe Kindred has built a strategic position in the rapidly growing global online gaming space,” said Corvex, “A fully informed Board will be in the best position to weig…