Scandanavian asset management launches intelligent portfolio

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Investors can now choose amongst actively managed alternative investment strategies.

Stockholm, Sweden: Scandinavian Asset Management, a premier asset management broker, introduced their new Intelligent Portfolio service, offering investors a new way to participate in alternative investments such as currencies and commodities provided by institutional trading teams around the world.

With access to historical performance, investors choose amongst various strategies and leverage. Relationship specialists are available to answer any questions and help with the selection process. Once chosen, clients can view their factsheets in real-time.

“Scandinavian Asset Management utilizes the latest technology to connect investors with institutional money managers. We want to build solutions tailored to our clients rather than push out prepackaged offerings,” noted co-founder Arif Alexander. “We took what was essentially a messy process and created organized risk-measured alternative investments.”

Clients will be able to begin utilizing this service effective immediately.

About Scandinavian Asset Management: Founded in 2013, Scandinavian Asset Management works with its partner company Scandinavian Capital Markets, a premier straight-through-processing broker, with both based out of Stockholm, Sweden. Led by founders Arif Alexander and Michael Buchbinder, the company connects investors with trading strategies, offering them a new way to managed money accounts.

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