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Carnegie Wealth Nordiske Aktier is an actively managed equity fund focusing exclusively on publicly listed companies in the Nordic region (Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland). The strategy seeks long-term capital growth by selecting individual stocks through fundamental bottom-up analysis, with particular emphasis on quality attributes such as structural earnings growth, robust business models, sound balance sheets, and the ability to generate free cash flow. Small- and mid-capitalization companies receive a notable allocation in order to capture potential above-average returns in less efficient market segments.
Returns are measured against the VINX Benchmark Cap Net Index, which is a free-float adjusted, capped index of Nordic equities intended to represent large and mid-cap Nordic companies across major industries. The fund maintains a relatively concentrated portfolio, typically holding around 25-35 individual companies, allowing significant deviation from the benchmark. Sustainability and environmental, social, and governance considerations are integrated: companies are screened for a robust ESG profile, certain controversial sectors (such as weapons, tobacco, fossil fuels) are excluded, and the fund aims for lower CO₂ emissions than its benchmark.
The fund is offered under the umbrella of Carnegie Wealth Management / DNB Carnegie Investment Bank. It operates under a UCITS-approved investment structure since January 2013 for the master strategy, while specific share-classes or listings become available later.
| Ex-date | Payment date | Amount (DKK) |
|---|---|---|
| 2022-02-07 | 2022-02-09 | 15.70 |
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