Kalle Huhdanmäki

Swedbank Robur aims to create sustainable, long-term return for their investors, while also contributing to the development of society and the environment. All their funds have a strict sustainability overlay where all managers use the firm’s proprietary ESG platform, RobuS, which uses both external and internal analysis to share and evaluate sustainability data. The firm actively selects companies based on fundamental and quantitative analysis.

Mackenzie Europe believes success in fundamental investing is achieved by identifying undervalued, under-appreciated companies with high and/or improving returns on invested capital and a sustainable competitive advantage. Securities are evaluated based on top-down macro trends, bottom-up company analysis, and both internal and external research and analysis. The firm offers various institutional strategies that are well diversified across asset classes, geographies and sectors, targeting a range of specific investment objectives.

NIM-Denmark is an active manager which performs in-house research and follows a thematic investment process, employing top-down and bottom-up methods combined with defined themes based on major global structural changes. The firm's teams of portfolio managers perform top-down analysis to assess the aggregate economy, seeking to determine which industries will prosper and then conduct bottom-up analysis to identify potential companies.

SEB-AM is an active, GARP-oriented investment manager with a long-term outlook. The firm invests in European fixed-income and equity with a strong domestic focus. The firm's investment philosophy is thematic. The investment process starts with a top-down global view, aiming to identify factors affecting the global economy, particularly new trends and themes. The themes are used to put regions, industries and sectors in perspective and to rank companies within sectors, evaluating potential competitive advantages. SEB-AM seeks to invest in companies for which a competitive advantage is likely to result in exceptional growth over the long-term. Investment decisions follow a bottom-up process based on fundamental research, focusing on management quality, market position, balance sheet soundness and share price potential. Model portfolios are created, that are then mirrored or customized into fund and discretionary portfolios. Macroeconomic fundamental analysis is shared within the SEB group, supplementing in-house research that focuses on the domestic market.