Should investors be worried about Russia?
By: Stein SvalestadAs clouds of conflict gather over Ukraine, how should investors think about geopolitical risk?
Stein manages SKAGEN Select fund-of-funds (marketed only in Norway) and the “Approved by SKAGEN” list on SKAGEN’s external fund platform.
He is responsible for choosing the underlying funds in the Select funds and putting together robust savings profiles.
As clouds of conflict gather over Ukraine, how should investors think about geopolitical risk?
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