Mattias Cullin

SEB Funds aims to develop their capabilities by technology driven innovation and a sustainable approach to investments. The firm’s equity management is characterized by in-depth fundamental analysis combined with sophisticated and modern methods. The investment teams uses both traditional stock picking processes and quantitative processes for their various products but shares common investment beliefs and core values. SEB IM’s fixed income management is characterized by fundamental macro and credit analysis supported by solid quantitative analysis. For multi management, the investment process is fundamentally based on continuous market analysis and extensive experience. However, quantitative supporting tools are a natural part of the investment process in the screening process, analysis process and portfolio construction.

Danske Invest is an active manager which aims to achieve competitive and sustainable returns by investing in their equity, mixed and fixed-income funds. Their investment focus is on the Nordic countries, the Baltic States, Germany and Luxembourg. The firm’s primary asset manager is Danske Bank Asset Management, but they also collaborate with other investment experts and managers. This means that Danske Invest can offer attractive funds of high quality regardless of whether the client invest in European bonds or Chinese shares.

Danske Sweden is an active, long-term manager which constructs portfolios invested in European equities, Nordic equities, Eastern European equities and European fixed-income. They focus on core investment areas and select external managers for investments in regions where they do not possess specialist expertise, seeking to identify global trends in traditional and new, fast-growing sectors. The firm's equity investment philosophy follows a bottom-up approach and is based on the belief that markets are inefficient, especially when it comes to pricing companies undergoing changes. Their investment process begins with systematic qualitative and quantitative screening designed to identify and evaluate companies experiencing or about to experience changes. They then apply their proprietary valuation model, DCF, which is based on fundamental analysis. The final step of the process is a comparison of the changes undergone by companies, their quality and their market evaluation. Danske Sweden 's fixed-income investment philosophy also aims to exploit market inefficiencies and consists of a top-down and bottom-up research process combined with quantitative and qualitative analysis.

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