Carl-Henrik Frejborg

Swedbank Robur AB operates International commercial bank. Its products include Fixed-income mutual funds, Unit-linked life insurance policies, Pension plans and Discretionary accounts. The company operates into four segments: Retail accounts, Discretionary accounts, Pension accounts and Insurance accounts. The Retail accounts segment has about 3 million unit holders in its 100 mutual funds, or roughly 30 percent of the Swedish population. The Discretionary accounts segment manages investment funds on the behalf of private individuals, governments, corporations, universities, institutions and labour unions. The Pension accounts segment which offers stock and equity funds are marketed and offered as part of tax-deferred retirement programs. The Insurance accounts segment manages the assets of more then 900,000 unit-linked insurance policies, whose assets are invested in a range of funds. The company was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

Swedbank Robur Fonder AB (Swedbank Robur) is the wholly-owned fund management subsidiary of Swedbank Robur AB, itself a subsidiary of Swedbank AB (STO: SWED.A, ADR: SWDBY) in Sweden. Founded in 1967, the firm is headquartered in Stockholm and manages a range of equity and fixed-income funds for private individuals and institutions including unions, primarily in Sweden. They also provide discretionary account management for institutional clients. Swedbank Robur is a socially responsible investor and signatory to the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI).

Carnegie Investment Bank AB is the broker/delear subsidiary of Carnegie Holding AB in Sweden. Headquartered in Stockholm, the firm was founded in 1803 and offers institutional clients several services within research, equity sales and equity capital market transactions (ECM). The Fixed Income unit offers bond research and sales. Carnegie Investment Bank’s research and equity sales enjoy a global position in Nordic equities.

Carnegie Holding AB operates as a holding company with interest in providing banking services. The firm owns, manages and issues guarantees and loans to the banking operations. The company was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

Fundler AB provides investment consulting services to customers on financial instruments. Its portfolio consists of long-term bonds including corporate bonds. The company was founded by Ulf Ahrner and Anton Fagerlonn and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

Fourton Fund Management Co. Ltd. is an independent, Finnish boutique fund management firm which was founded in 2003 by Mikael Wahlström, Christer Sjöblom and Anu Enroth. Headquartered in Espoo, the firm specializes in portfolio and individual asset management. They manage a range of specialized mutual funds.

S-Bank Fund Management Ltd. (S-Bank) is the asset management subsidiary of S-Pankki Oyj, which is owned by S-Group in Finland. Founded in 1994 as FIM Asset Management Ltd., the firm was acquired by Reykjavik-based Glitnir banki hf (ICEX: GLB) in 2007 and renamed as Glitnir Asset Management. They changed their name back to FIM Asset Management Ltd. in 2008 after an MBO from Glitnir and became S-Bank Fund Management in 2021. Headquartered in Helsinki, S-Bank offers discretionary asset management, fund management and financial advisory services to institutions, companies and private investors with a team specifically dedicated to insurance companies.

Keva is the Finnish governmental pension scheme which was established in 1964 to manage pensions for persons covered by the state and local government, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland and Kela pension schemes. Formerly known as Kuntien Eläkevakuutus - Local Government Pensions Institution, the firm is based in Helsinki. They changed their name to Keva in 2011 to reflect the fact that they also manage pensions for state employees. They are a signatory to the UN’s Principles for Responsible Investment and their Responsible Investment Steering Group coordinates and develops their responsible investment operations. They seek to influence target companies through an emphasis on dialogue, rather than automatically selling off securities.