SKAGEN Funds has received permission from the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) to market its Norwegian domiciled funds SKAGEN Global, SKAGEN Kon-Tiki, SKAGEN Vekst and SKAGEN Tellus in Switzerland.
In addition to its home markets in the Nordic countries, SKAGEN Funds currently markets its funds in Luxembourg, the Netherlands and the UK. The decision to expand operations into Switzerland was based on a growing interest and demand from Swiss investors. 
“Thanks to strong returns for our existing clients and excellent ratings for our funds, we have experienced increasing interest from the Swiss market over the past few years. We are delighted to now have the necessary permission in place to be able to actively respond to these enquiries, and hope to slowly start building up our activities in Switzerland”, says Tim Warrington, Head of International in SKAGEN.
The defining ambition of SKAGEN is to provide clients with the best possible risk adjusted return at the same time as offering the best possible client service and communication. Asset gathering has never been, and never will be, a goal for SKAGEN. As it has previously done in its other international markets, SKAGEN plans to develop its footprint in Switzerland in a controlled and measured manner. Initially a team of three SKAGEN employees will service Switzerland remotely from our International office based in Stavanger, Norway, responding to client enquiries and servicing existing clients as required.
“We look forward to learning more about Switzerland and to meeting interesting potential clients and partners”, says Tim Warrington. “With its long tradition of excellence in financial services, we are confident that we can learn a lot from the Swiss market; lessons that we can recycle to the benefit of all our clients.”
“Thanks to strong returns for our existing clients and excellent ratings for our funds, we have experienced increasing interest from the Swiss market over the past few years. We are delighted to now have the necessary permission in place to be able to actively respond to these enquiries, and hope to slowly start building up our activities in Switzerland”, says Tim Warrington, Head of International in SKAGEN.
The defining ambition of SKAGEN is to provide clients with the best possible risk adjusted return at the same time as offering the best possible client service and communication. Asset gathering has never been, and never will be, a goal for SKAGEN. As it has previously done in its other international markets, SKAGEN plans to develop its footprint in Switzerland in a controlled and measured manner. Initially a team of three SKAGEN employees will service Switzerland remotely from our International office based in Stavanger, Norway, responding to client enquiries and servicing existing clients as required.
“We look forward to learning more about Switzerland and to meeting interesting potential clients and partners”, says Tim Warrington. “With its long tradition of excellence in financial services, we are confident that we can learn a lot from the Swiss market; lessons that we can recycle to the benefit of all our clients.”
https://www.skagenfunds.com/News/SKAGEN-Funds-gets-FINMA-approval-/
Hola muy buenas... comentaste el pasado viernes "El lunes hago un resumen de la conferencia online de Madrid y sacamos conclusiones."... ¿va a poder ser pronto...? ¿donde puedo ver el vídeo de la conferencia?
ResponderEliminarGracias
Si eres cliente de Bestinver, en este portal financiero de ellos, dándote de alta puedes ver la conferencia por vídeo en redifusión.
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Sino eres cliente decirte, que en general es un gran momento para comprar sus fondos, que cotizan a PER de 7,4 y 7,5 y que está decada será mejor que la pasada donde la rentabilidad de los índices fue cercana a 0.
En España sigue sin gustarles el sistema financiero y mientras no se ajuste más el precio de la vivienda no nos recuperaremos antes.
Si crecen mucho restringirán la entradas de nuevos inversores.
Un saludo