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  1. Seismic patience

    Geoscience company TGS-NOPEC has been in the portfolio of Pareto Aksje Norge ever since inception of the fund in September 2001.

  2. Fashion house in trouble

    In February 2017, Pareto Global bought a substantial position in the American fashion house Ralph Lauren. At the time, the investment looked like a credible restructuring case with several specific areas of possible improvement.

  3. Wonderfully unpopular issue

    Scatec Solar develops, builds, owns and operates solar power plants in cooperation with local government on several continents.

  4. Responsible investments

    Pareto Asset Management aims at contributing to sustainable development of markets and long-term value creation by investing in a responsible and ethical manner.

  5. Confidence in the past

    April is easily summed up: It was a good month for both equities and fixed income. In fact, 2019 has been a good year so far, despite initial drops in both consumer confidence and business climate surveys on both sides of the Atlantic.

  6. Random talk

    So the S&P 500 just set a new record, of sorts: The first quarter of 2019, posting a total return of 13.6 per cent, was the best first quarter since 1998.

  7. Don’t pop that champagne

    Did you expect to read about waning fears of an all-out trade war between the US and China? Maybe you thought we’d provide a fresh take on the Chinese economy or growth in the eurozone?

  8. Pick a number. Any number

    Did it ever strike you that 31 December is a totally arbitrary date? It just so happens that we have decided to let that particular day denote the end of the year.