As of NAV on October 21, Kraft High Yield is down 11.2% and Kraft Corporate Bonds are down 14.0% from their peak on August 26. The biggest drop occurred on October 20 (−1.9% and −1.8%), primarily in residential real estate in Berlin, while October 21 saw a slight gain (+0.4% and +0.2%).
Hi everyone, As of NAV on October 19, Kraft High Yield is down 9.9% and Kraft Corporate Bonds are down 12.6% from their peak on August 26. We estimate that the NAV as of October 20 will fall by approximately 1.8% and 1.7%, primarily due to residential real estate in Berlin. This
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Øivind Thorstensen and Simen André Aarsland Øgreid are ranked second among European fixed-income managers in Citywire’s comprehensive fund manager rankings. This recognition places the Norwegian managers at the very top of the European fund management community. Kraft Finans is proud to announce that fund managers Øivind Thorstensen and Simen André Aarsland Øgreid
The unrest in the Middle East is dominating the news and affecting the markets. Below is our brief assessment of the situation. Recent developments in the Middle East have once again reminded us how quickly geopolitics can change, and how such events can create turmoil in global financial markets. The conflict
As part of our overall brand strategy, the Forte funds are now gathered under the Kraft name. This means that: Forte Obligasjon becomes Kraft Obligasjon Forte Norge becomes Kraft Norge Forte Strategisk becomes Kraft Strategisk The name change marks an important step in the further development of Kraft as a fund provider,
