Enter Fonder
Overview
Enter Fonder is an independent and active fund management firm based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializing in Swedish equities and fixed income. Established in 1999, the firm has a longstanding presence in the Swedish investment landscape. Enter Fonder's investment philosophy centers on sustainable quality companies, supported by positive short-term trends, and aims to achieve optimal returns at reasonable risk levels. The firm emphasizes close dialogues and high levels of interaction with the companies it invests in, integrating sustainability considerations into its investment process. Enter Fonder offers a range of funds, including Enter Select, Enter Småbolagsfond, Enter Micro Cap, Enter Cross Credit, and Enter Klimatfokus Ränta, catering to both institutional investors and private individuals. The firm's funds are available through various insurance companies, platforms, and banks in the Swedish market. Enter Fonder is a part of the Pareto Group since 2016, further strengthening its position in the Swedish asset management sector. The firm's commitment to active management and sustainable investing has contributed to its reputation as a significant player in the Swedish investment community.
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What sectors does Enter Fonder invest in?
Enter Fonder invests in Financial Services, Technology, Healthcare, Energy, Consumer Goods and Industrials, and is based in Stockholm County, Sweden. Enter Fonder is listed as a mutual fund in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does Enter Fonder invest at?
Enter Fonder backs companies at Growth, Late Stage and Pre-IPO, writing cheques of 1M - 50M.
Which regions does Enter Fonder invest in?
Enter Fonder invests across Sweden.
What companies has Enter Fonder invested in?
Enter Fonder's portfolio includes Ericsson, Atlas Copco, Investor AB, Scania, AstraZeneca, ABB, H&M and Electrolux.
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