About Us


Kuylenstierna & Skog S.A. is an asset management company based in Luxembourg and Sweden. We offer discretionary and advisory asset management services as well as guidance in family succession planning. The company is regulated by CSSF and CAA in Luxembourg and by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority.

Employees and Board of Directors


Board of Directors


Johan Kuylenstierna
Elisabeth Skog
Amelie Kuylenstierna
Anders Lindbergh

Contact


Luxembourg

74 Grand-rue L-1660 Luxembourg

Stockholm

Birger Jarlsgatan 55, 11145 Stockholm

Documents


This document provides you with key investor information about this fund. It is not marketing material. The information is required by law to help you understand the nature and the risks of investing in this fund. You are advised to read it so that you can make an informed decision about whether to invest.

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Monthly Comments


Monthly Comment September 2024

September started off weak with falling stock prices and increased volatility. Concerns over a weaker economy, interest rate cuts that may come too late, and doubts about whether the tech giants’ massive investments in AI will bear fruit contributed to the negative sentiment. However, the market...


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Monthly Comment August 2024

August began with significant drops in global financial markets and falling interest rates. Weak U.S. industrial and employment figures increased the risk of a global economic downturn and a looming recession. An interest rate hike from Japan's central bank also contributed by strengthening...


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Monthly Comment July 2024

July was primarily characterised by the second-quarter reports. In summary, companies delivered adequate results with good profits but somewhat sluggish order intake. Among individual companies, we saw some larger movements...


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Monthly Comment September 2024

September started off weak with falling stock prices and increased volatility. Concerns over a weaker economy, interest rate cuts that may come too late, and doubts about whether the tech giants’ massive investments in AI will bear fruit contributed to the negative sentiment. However, the market...


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Monthly Comment August 2024

August began with significant drops in global financial markets and falling interest rates. Weak U.S. industrial and employment figures increased the risk of a global economic downturn and a looming recession. An interest rate hike from Japan's central bank also contributed by strengthening...


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Monthly Comment July 2024

July was primarily characterised by the second-quarter reports. In summary, companies delivered adequate results with good profits but somewhat sluggish order intake. Among individual companies, we saw some larger movements...


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