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Alfred Berg
Alfred Berg is a Nordic asset manager 〔Source: Alfred Berg Asset Management, as of end June 2013.〕 with offices in Stockholm, Oslo, and Helsinki with expertise in portfolio management and financial analysis. Alfred Berg is an independent part of BNP Paribas Investment Partners.〔Source: BNP Paribas Investment Partners as of end June 2013.〕
Alfred Berg was founded in Sweden in 1863, the same year that the Stockholm Stock Exchange opened, by Carl Gustaf Hierzéel and was a leading Nordic investment bank. The company was named after the banker Alfred Berg, who took over the company in 1901.〔Source: "Så levde de. Del II." by Magnus Ullman. ISBN 91-630-8362-0.〕 During the major part of the 1900s the Alfred Berg was owned by the Kahm family. However, in the mid 80’s, the company was sold to Volvo and Alfred Berg started to expand by becoming the largest shareholder in the company Gunnar Bøhn & Co in Norway. This was the first step in building a Nordic company based on local expertise.
Shortly after the Norwegian expansion, Alfred Berg also expanded its operations to Denmark, and took over Denmark’s oldest brokerage firm Brødr. Trier, established in 1877. During the early 90’s Alfred Berg continued to expand and opened offices in Helsinki, London, New York and Moscow, and by that the company was present in the leading world markets. In 1995 Alfred Berg was acquired by ABN AMRO.
The expansion continued and the company became a strong Nordic asset manager within a wide global network. In 2004, Alfred Berg’s asset management business was fully integrated into ABN AMRO Asset Management. In April 2010, the merger between Fortis Investments and BNP Paribas Investment Partners was completed, and Alfred Berg became a specialist Investment Partner within the network of asset management companies.
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