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Monthly newsletter September 2021
Read more: Monthly newsletter September 2021The stock market was somewhat weaker in September, which affected the Global Security Fund, which was down 1.47 percent and 1.45 percent respectively for share classes R and...
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New fund from Finserve – Exelity that invests primarily in Nordic shares and so-called financial transactions
Read more: New fund from Finserve – Exelity that invests primarily in Nordic shares and so-called financial transactionsYesterday Finserve launched its new fund Exelity AB! The fund primarily invests in Nordic shares and so-called financial transactions. Within shares, companies with…
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September: increases in software companies
Read more: September: increases in software companiesConcerns in the market regarding growth, inflation and long-term interest rates have continued in September. Inflation concerns have spread to wage increases in the US and most…
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September: Demand still high
Read more: September: Demand still highConcerns in the market regarding growth, inflation and long-term interest rates have continued in September. Inflation concerns have spread to wage increases in the US and most…
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September: Tough for tech
Read more: September: Tough for techConcerns in the market regarding growth, inflation and long-term interest rates have continued in September. Inflation concerns have spread to wage increases in the US and most…
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Finserve's quarterly presentation 23 September 2021
Read more: Finserve's quarterly presentation 23 September 2021During the quarterly presentation, we review the development of the credit and equity funds that Finserve manages. We also review the warranty agreement concluded between…
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Monthly report September 2021 – NFF
Read more: Monthly report September 2021 – NFFNAV rate in September was 105.10, which gives an increase for the month of 0.54 (0.52%) It's a perfectly ok month, the fund is pacing...
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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...
