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July: The gaming market grew slightly during the quarter
Read more: July: The gaming market grew slightly during the quarterThe market and investors are now confused, is the growth of the global economies about to weaken? Are we headed for new lockdowns…
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Monthly report July 2021 – HYOF
Read more: Monthly report July 2021 – HYOFThe month of July, with an increase of 0.68 percent, took us to a NAV of 102.96. The rise is driven by yields in the underlying portfolio.…
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Monthly report July 2021 – SCF I
Read more: Monthly report July 2021 – SCF INAV rate for July was 102.98, an increase of 0.40 (0.3997%). It's an ok month. We still have a large cash register, summer silence...
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Monthly report July 2021 – NFF
Read more: Monthly report July 2021 – NFFNAV rate in July was 103.98, which gives an increase for the month of 0.60 (0.5804%). It's a good month, the fund is gaining momentum...
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July: Strong month for Global Security Fund – cyber security companies benefit from increased investment focus
Read more: July: Strong month for Global Security Fund – cyber security companies benefit from increased investment focusIt was a strong month for the Global Security Fund, which was up 3.3 percent and 3.4 percent respectively for share classes R and S. Cyber security companies…
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The Kaseya attack the tip of an iceberg
Read more: Kaseya attack the tip of an icebergFortinet and Crowdstrike are among the five largest holdings in the global equity fund Global Security Fund and two companies whose products may have…
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June: Strong month for Global Security Fund – cyber security sector performs best
Read more: June: Strong month for Global Security Fund – cyber security sector performs bestIt was a strong month for the Global Security Fund, which was up 3.1 percent and 3.2 percent respectively for the R and S share classes. Again…
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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...
