News and notifications
News and information about our funds and market commentaries.
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Celebrating one (demanding) year
Pareto Nordic Cross Credit celebrated its one-year anniversary this November. During extreme adverse and challenging market conditions the fund’s AUM has slowly but steadily increased throughout the year and the portfolio managers have delivered positive returns, not only for the fund’s first full year, but also year to date.
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Contagion, quacking, and timing
Going into November, two factors in particular were bugging financial markets: an increase in Covid-19 infections, leading to further lockdowns, and the possibility of the US presidential election producing no immediate winner.
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Notice to shareholders
On 16 November 2020 we received approval for renaming our Swan-labelled fixed income fund.
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Showing our cards
We have written several times about our commitment to responsible and sustainable investments. This report, made to show how we handle this commitment, is the tenth of its kind. We like to think that we are constantly getting a little better, through experience and not least the opportunity to learn from our own mistakes.
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Reflections after a quarter of a century
After 25 years of managing Norwegian equities, senior portfolio manager Einar Løvoll shares some reflections.
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Elections, markets, and … Margaret Thatcher?
I'm writing this after a long night of following the US presidential election, and before a winner has been declared. The outcome is still hanging in the balance.
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Temporarily deceived?
Somehow, there’s a certain topical relevance to the notion of fake news – and financial markets are no exception.
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25 years of discretionary mandates and 1629 per cent
For a quarter of a century, Pareto Asset Management has built values as a long-term and value-oriented owner in solid Norwegian companies. This has paid off.
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Fundamentally flawed
This month I’ll go way back in financial history. Bear with me:
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Semiannual report 2020
It has been a dramatic first six months, with a sharp fall in February and March, followed by a strong recovery.