Fund Management

While growth stocks have outplayed value investors for ten years, a Danish manager attracts major international investments

Even though value strategies have been under pressure since the financial meltdown, Maj Invest Value Aktier sees increasing interest from major international investors. Despite the challenging circumstances, the company has managed to beat its value benchmark, claims Head of Equities, eyeing opportunities in passive funds' growing market share.
Maj Invest Head of Equities Kurt Kara on the phone in the back. | Photo: Bidstrup Stine/Ritzau Scanpix
Maj Invest Head of Equities Kurt Kara on the phone in the back. | Photo: Bidstrup Stine/Ritzau Scanpix
BY DANIEL HEDELUND, FINANSWATCH

Value investors trying to purchase undervalued equities have struggled for the past ten years, not least because highly priced US tech companies such as Amazon have significantly increased since the financial meltdown. In other words, growth stocks have outplayed value stocks.

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