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Exelity's manager Marlon Värnik in DITV Börsmorgon
Read more: Exelity's manager Marlon Värnik on DITV BörsmorgonExelity's manager Marlon Värnik gives his view on the stock exchange climate in general and Fortnox and Evolution in particular in DITV Börsmorgon. Market morning 12 January…
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Finserve Micro Cap Monthly Report – December 2023
Read more: Finserve Micro Cap Monthly Report – December 2023A good start for the fund and a strong finish for small caps The fund had its first NAV on December 11 and returned 5.05 %…
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Being and Investment Active Value Monthly Report – December 2023
Read more: Being and Investment Active Value Monthly Report – December 2023It was an eventful year for our fund which resulted in a return of 23% in SEK for the full year 2023, after fees, despite…
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Exelity Monthly Report – December 2023
Read more: Exelity Monthly Report – December 2023Exelity finishes the year strong with a net return (after fees) of +6.5% for December, putting the fund up 27% for the full year 2023. Exelity's…
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Global Security Fund Monthly Report – December 2023
Read more: Global Security Fund Monthly Report – December 2023Finserve Global Security Fund returned 2.85 % in December and was up 13 % in 2023. The fund has returned more than 10 %…
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Nordic Factoring Fund monthly report – December 2023
Read more: Nordic Factoring Fund monthly report – December 2023Nordic Factoring fund AB (publ) reports a NAV rate for December of 105.63. That's an increase of 0.45 %. The portfolio's underlying return has…
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Factoring as an asset class: Why it should be part of your long-term portfolio
Read more: Factoring as an asset class: Why it should be part of your long-term portfolioIn a world of rapid market changes and economic uncertainty, investors are constantly faced with the challenge of finding reliable and sustainable investment options. Factoring, despite…
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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...
