News and notifications
News and information about our funds and market commentaries.
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Notice to shareholders
Pareto Asset Management AS hereby informs that it is proposed that Pareto Høyrente (Merging Fund) be merged with Pareto Nordic Cross Credit (Receiving Fund).
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A strong year for our Nordic high yield fund
December ended a very strong year for Pareto Nordic Corporate Bond, with positive returns for 12 consecutive months.
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What a difference a year makes (and a note on psychiatry)
Remember our fund update one year ago? A decidedly variable 2018 ended with a lousy month, puncturing annual returns in a number of funds.
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Top ten articles in 2019
We have gathered the ten most read articles in 2019.
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Financial nativity
So, what happened in November? In keeping with my perhaps predictable insistence that a lot of current information turns out to be little more than noise, you will find no reference to trade negotiations, rate cuts, credit spreads, earnings estimates or global growth this month.
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Pareto Nordic Cross Credit
Get access to Nordic bonds with low geopolitical risk, an ESG profile and untapped opportunities from the full Nordic credit spectrum.
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A renaissance for value stocks?
In September, we saw clear signs that value stocks can have their renaissance. In line with falling interest rates since the global financial crisis, growth stocks have delivered far better returns than value stocks.
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The comforting sight of new all-time highs
In July, the S&P 500 made headlines when it crossed the 3,000 mark for the very first time. In October, the index hit yet another all-time high, a point which did not go unnoticed by e.g. the US presidential tweeter. Do we care?
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Active ownership and responsible investments
We want to provide steadily better transparency and understanding of the way we work with responsible investment. Read more about this and what we mean by "active ownership" in our eighth report on responsible investment.
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What’s risk?
You’re certainly excused if you felt a bit of trepidation as we entered September. There was no shortage of comments pointing out that September is, statistically, a poor month in the stock market.