Staffan Wilhelm Lindfeldt

HBF utilizes active strategies that aim to deliver yields that outperform the index over the long-term. For equity management, every active position is based on fundamental analysis in their proprietary model for company evaluations. Within active fund management, the firm works with several investment processes: Allocation, Theme-based, Selective, Small-caps and Fixed income. The investment process for each product requires the fund manager responsible for the portfolio to take several investment decisions. With each investment decision the fund manager is responsible for ensuring that the decision concurs with the objective, investment strategy and risk mandate for the fund/discretionary mandate in question.

Barings UK focuses on building long-term, trusted partnerships with their clients and utilizes an active management approach, built upon fundamental analysis, to help meet their long-term investment goals. The firm leverages its depth and breadth of expertise across the global fixed income, alternative investment and equity markets. Their expansive asset market coverage, includes global fixed income presence and high active equity expertise in international and emerging markets, contributes to the firm’s strength in multi-asset investing. This encompasses solutions such as income, target return and absolute return.

HBF utilizes active strategies that aim to deliver yields that outperform the index over the long-term. For equity management, every active position is based on fundamental analysis in their proprietary model for company evaluations. Within active fund management, the firm works with several investment processes: Allocation, Theme-based, Selective, Small-caps and Fixed income. The investment process for each product requires the fund manager responsible for the portfolio to take several investment decisions. With each investment decision the fund manager is responsible for ensuring that the decision concurs with the objective, investment strategy and risk mandate for the fund/discretionary mandate in question.