How did SKAGEN Kon-Tiki fare in the third quarter?

Video: The emerging markets fund SKAGEN Kon-Tiki felt the effects of the volatility in the third quarter. Company-specific events also affected the return in the fund, explains portfolio manager Fredrik Bjelland.

By Ole-Christian Tronstad Communications Manager 17 October 2019

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