Central banks have since the financial crisis in 2008, through low interest rates and liquidity, aggressively used the financial levers of the economy to pull the real economy forward. Now the central banks need to make a U-turn.

As we try to assess the longer-term implications of Russia’s vicious attack on Ukraine some conclusions come quickly and are hard to dispute. These are the known knowns.

Bo Knudsen shares our thoughts on the current market perspectives that we, as an active global equity investor, navigate in to create attractive returns for our clients.

We don’t think in terms of a calendar year when investing. We think it is important to stay consistent and focus on a longer time horizon when investing.

Some might try to build an organization, where the system is more important than the people. Unsurprisingly, you get exactly what you aim for – a company that loses people.

Bo Knudsen, CEO at C WorldWide Asset Management, shares our expectations for the year 2021 and the next decade.

Today, almost 10 years after the financial crisis, we are in the later stage of a rising equity market. The increased turbulence makes many investors ask: Buy, sell, or hold?

1987 was another interesting year because the countries of the world came together with the purpose of reducing harmful substances that since have created positive change. Today, 30 years later, the fundamental story is the same. Fear of survival is a timeless factor of motivation and a reason to act.

You can actually win elections on slogans like ‘Make America Great Again’. The nationalistic message resonates with voters across the world. This secular increase in nationalism is a classic counterreaction to crisis. And a counterreaction to decades of globalization.

Certain companies perform commercially better over time. Their results are reflected in their long-term share price performance. The same applies to individuals. Some people perform commercially better over time, and this is something investors can learn from.