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In the Easter period, SKAGEN's head office will be open until 1pm on Wednesday 23 March.
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In the Easter period, SKAGEN's head office will be open until 1pm on Wednesday 23 March.
SKAGEN has asked the legendary investor Jim Rogers, who has been a speaker at SKAGEN's New Years Conference, ...
As 2015 draws to a close, Investment Director, Ole Søeberg, reflects on the year that has been and gives his ...
SKAGEN will be open during the Christmas period - you can find our opening times below.
The Common Reporting Standard (CRS) is an international framework for the automatic exchange of tax ...
Despite the dramatic events that took place in Europe in November, the stock markets' reaction was relatively ...
Risk assets produce the best returns, but even these are not very high, according to Garry Evans, head of ...
Some of the monthly status reports for our funds are now ready.
SKAGEN elected a new Chairman to its board of directors on 3 December, following the changes announced ...
Economic signals are everywhere, according to Dr Philippa Malmgren, and by being alert to these, anyone can ...
SKAGEN asks Ian Bremmer, an American political scientist and expert on global political risk, some questions ...
After more than 15 years at the helm, Chairman of the board Martin Gjelsvik is stepping down. At the same ...
It has now been seven years since the peak of the financial crisis in the autumn of 2008, and since the then ...
We are pleased to welcome you to our new web pages.
The positive announcement from Samsung Electronics on share buybacks and increased dividends led to a price ...
The monthly status reports for our funds are now ready.
SKAGEN Global has increased its exposure to the US by 30 percent in a year in which the US stock market rally ...
What do low and negative interest rates mean for equities?
How worried should we be about weaker economic growth in China?
Our equity funds invest in companies, so it is important that the management teams in these companies share ...
The South Korean IT giant, Samsung, has just delivered excellent quarterly accounts, sending the share price ...
On meeting SKAGEN Global's new multi-tasking portfolio manager, Tomas Johansson, two questions in particular ...
In five years' time, the winners on the stock exchange will be found in emerging markets.
People have been asking us what the sharp fall in the Chinese stock market means for SKAGEN`s equity funds. ...
People often think that the key to success in the stock market lies in buying low and selling high. History ...
Stock markets do not follow a country's economic growth trajectory, and never has this been more true than ...
Despite having delivered good absolute returns, the past few years have been challenging ones for SKAGEN ...
The idea behind the SKAGEN Focus equity fund is a simple one: to gather together a few really good investment ...
A value investor at heart, Filip Weintraub has now returned to SKAGEN to launch a new equity fund, SKAGEN ...
Are you wondering about the shadows on the wall and what they say about the current state of Greece and its ...
Since the 2007-2008 financial crisis, financial companies have been losing popularity among global investors. ...
Using examples from the SKAGEN Kon-Tiki portfolio, portfolio manager, Hilde Jenssen, explains what is ...
The relatively strong recovery of the US economy in the aftermath of the financial crisis saw investors ...
Future earnings are the most important driver of a company's share price, but it is important to be clear ...
I do not expect even an outline of a deal between Greece and its partners at the EU summit this week. I ...
Like the majority of active managers, equity fund SKAGEN Kon-Tiki struggled last year. Looking ahead, ...
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