Klaus Jäntti

Provides investment advice

Zenit is an active, absolute return-based manager which invests through their fund, specializing in equity and equity-related instruments. Their geographic focus is global with a preference for Europe and the Nordic region. The firm performs fundamental stock analysis of individual companies combined with business-oriented macroeconomic analysis complemented by the managers' perception of the market trend, momentum and liquidity aspects. The analysis is based on a large network of businesses and business leaders and includes information gathering and analysis, company visits and in-house analysis. The fund's positions are mainly based on in-house forecasts produced by the fund analyst team and attractive valuation (too high or too low). Special interest is paid to companies in which Zenit's own analysis differs significantly from market forecasts. The portfolio managers rank opportunities and construct a concentrated portfolio based on the managers' ability to systematically identify surpluses and undervalued stocks in order to generate alpha returns. Their investment horizon is generally six to twelve months.

Nektar is an alternative asset manager focused on absolute returns. The firm follows market-neutral and directional strategies. They invest in long equity positions, targeting companies with attractive earnings in G8 countries and focusing on Nordic countries. Nektar invests a significant proportion of their assets in bonds, swaps, spread, options and derivatives. Historically the firm has also invested in US equity and Asian tracker funds. Their portfolio is diversified, uncorrelated and at times largely constituted of cash instruments. In-house research is both qualitative and quantitative. The firm concentrates their activity in markets where they hold comparative advantages in terms of investment intelligence gathering and analysis. Their investment approach focuses on unique risk and is essentially quantitative.

AAM's hedge fund investment strategy focuses on a share-oriented with market-neutral approach. They draw on quantitative models and seek mispricing between various stocks. They aim to systematically identify under- and overvalued shares while limiting the contribution of the market's overall development. The firm employs risk management techniques to identify and eliminate market risk from their portfolios. AAM's fund portfolio is comprised of combinations of long and short positions with equities and equity instruments. The fund has a global focus and covers all the major markets in Europe, Asia and the US. The firm aims for the fund's returns to show a low correlation with equities and other asset classes over a period of time.

AAM's hedge fund is a market neutral, equity-oriented fund with a European focus. They take a short position in an index for European equities. Their investment objective is to achieve absolute return over time regardless of market direction. They seek to maintain a competitive balance between risk and return. The fund invests primarily in Western Europe, as well as in Eastern Europe, Russia and Turkey.

BMS invests in various hedge funds (mutual funds, foreign fund and special funds), transferable securities, money market instruments, derivatives and deposits with credit institutions. The firm allows for active asset allocation between the funds and the fund managers analyze and continuously evaluate the funds, working from a benchmark portfolio comprised of established funds. They align the portfolio by occasionally deviating from the benchmark portfolio, primarily to reduce risk.

Acts as an alternative investment manager

Manages and develops real estate properties