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Monthly report June 2021 – NFF
Read more: Monthly report June 2021 – NFFNAV rate in June was 103.38, which gives an increase for the month of 0.57 (0.554%). It's a good month, the fund is gaining momentum...
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Monthly report June 2021 – SCF I
Read more: Monthly report June 2021 – SCF INAV rate for June was 102.58, an increase of 0.50 (0.4898%). It's an ok month. I thank you for the great turnout at…
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Monthly report June 2021 – HYOF
Read more: Monthly report June 2021 – HYOFNAV at the end of June stood at 102.26, up 0.71 points. We are just behind the forecast for the half year due to…
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Nordic Factoring Fund AB (publ) changes the option for early redemption from calendar year to calendar year quarter
Read more: Nordic Factoring Fund AB (publ) changes the option for early redemption from calendar year to calendar year quarterThere has been a request for a more frequent early Redemption option than once a year. If we compare with international…
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Investments in security, space and cyber
Read more: Investments in security, space and cyberOn June 15th, we held a live webinar on the topic of security, space and cyber security as investments. Tor Sinclair went through what drives…
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Webinar June 2021 with update regarding the portfolio and loans in categories 2 and 3
Read more: Webinar June 2021 with update regarding the portfolio and loans in categories 2 and 3We have recently received a number of recurring questions and concerns from you. It is about Covid 19 effects on the portfolio, how…
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The illiquid Swedish corporate bond market creates opportunities for the High Yield Opportunity Fund
Read more: The illiquid Swedish corporate bond market creates opportunities for the High Yield Opportunity FundThe Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) writes in yesterday's edition (9 June 2021) of Dagens Industri a debate article with the title: The bond market must have higher liquidity. FI aims…
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What is a small company? We clarify the concept.
When we talk about small companies, there are different definitions depending on who you ask. The fund industry and the Stockholm Stock Exchange have different ways of categorizing companies...
