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Mr. Mattias Martinsson is a Chief Investment Officer & Co-Founder at Tundra Fonder AB. He is also a Portfolio Manager & Founding Partner at the firm.
Mr. Martinsson is one of Scandinavia’s leading emerging market pioneers.
He began his career at the former HQ Ryssland (later HQ Emerging Markets) in 1996, first as an Advisor & Analyst and then as head of the department.
He left HQ Bank in 2006 to instead set up a subsidiary to HQ Bank, Väring Capital, a fund management company that launched Sweden’s first hedge fund focusing on emerging markets, and among other things, was the first Swedish fund company to trade local Pakistani shares.
Mr. Martinsson has a University Diploma in Social Science from Lund University.
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Tundra Fonder AB
 Tundra Fonder AB Investment ManagersFinance Tundra Fonder specializes on frontier markets, the new emerging markets. Frontier markets include countries such as Vietnam, Nigeria, Egypt, Pakistan and Sri Lanka – countries which in many cases are among the fastest growing countries globally and which have the chance to become the new India, China or Brazil. They manage their fund with local research offices in Asia and have one of the largest investment teams dedicated to frontier markets in the world. | Oprichter | 01-01-2011 |
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Tundra Fonder AB
Tundra Fonder AB Investment ManagersFinance Tundra Fonder specializes on frontier markets, the new emerging markets. Frontier markets include countries such as Vietnam, Nigeria, Egypt, Pakistan and Sri Lanka – countries which in many cases are among the fastest growing countries globally and which have the chance to become the new India, China or Brazil. They manage their fund with local research offices in Asia and have one of the largest investment teams dedicated to frontier markets in the world. | Finance |
