Core Viewpoint - The suspension of live trading for certain funds on Nasdaq Copenhagen has been lifted, allowing trading to resume on May 2 [1] Group 1: Fund Information - The following funds and their respective share classes will resume trading: SKAGEN Focus A, SKAGEN Global A, SKAGEN Kon-Tiki A, SKAGEN m2 A, SKAGEN Vekst A, Storebrand Indeks – Alle Markeder A5, Storebrand Indeks – Nye Markeder A5, Storebrand Global Plus A5, Storebrand Global Solutions A5, Storebrand Global Multifactor A5 [1] - Each fund is identified by its symbol and ISIN, ensuring clarity for investors [1] Group 2: Company Overview - Storebrand is Norway's largest private asset manager with assets under management (AuM) of approximately DKK 900 billion [1] - The company is a leading Nordic provider of sustainable pensions and savings, with over 30 years of experience in ESG investing [1] - Storebrand offers a multi-boutique platform in Denmark, delivering sustainable investment solutions through various brands including Storebrand Funds and SKAGEN Funds [1]

Group 1 - The funds listed are suspended from live trading on Nasdaq Copenhagen on May 1 due to a national holiday in Norway [2] - Trading for the affected share classes will resume on May 2 [2] - Storebrand Asset Management AS is Norway's largest private asset manager with approximately DKK 900 billion in assets under management (AuM) [2] Group 2 - Storebrand has been a global pioneer in ESG investing for over 30 years, providing sustainable investment solutions [2] - The company offers a multi-boutique platform in Denmark, featuring brands such as Storebrand Funds, SKAGEN Funds, and Cubera Private Equity [2] - Storebrand is recognized as a leading Nordic provider of sustainable pensions and savings [2]

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Group 1 - The 60/40 investment approach was historically considered the gold standard for long-term investing strategies [1] Group 2 - Roberts Berzins has over a decade of experience in financial management, focusing on shaping financial strategies for top-tier corporates and executing large-scale financings [2] - Berzins has contributed to institutionalizing the REIT framework in Latvia to enhance liquidity in pan-Baltic capital markets [2] - His policy-level work includes developing national SOE financing guidelines and frameworks for channeling private capital into affordable housing [2] - Berzins holds a CFA Charter and an ESG investing certificate, and has experience with the Chicago Board of Trade [2] - He is actively involved in thought-leadership activities to support the development of pan-Baltic capital markets [2]