About Us


Kuylenstierna & Skog S.A. is an asset management company based in Luxembourg and Sweden. We offer discretionary and advisory asset management services as well as guidance in family succession planning. The company is regulated by CSSF and CAA in Luxembourg and by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority.

Employees and Board of Directors


Board of Directors


Johan Kuylenstierna
Elisabeth Skog
Amelie Kuylenstierna
Anders Lindbergh

Contact


Luxembourg

74 Grand-rue L-1660 Luxembourg

Stockholm

Birger Jarlsgatan 55, 11145 Stockholm

Documents


This document provides you with key investor information about this fund. It is not marketing material. The information is required by law to help you understand the nature and the risks of investing in this fund. You are advised to read it so that you can make an informed decision about whether to invest.

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Monthly Comments


Monthly Comment May 2023

During the month, there were mixed signals regarding the inflation trend. In general, however, we see falling inflation numbers. The US central bank, the Fed, raised the interest rate by 25 basis points...


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Monthly Comment April 2023

During the month, many companies reported figures for the first quarter. In summary, the reports have been relatively good, with generally strong order intake and signs of continued diminishing pandemic effects.


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Monthly Comment March 2023

The news flow during March has mainly been about the financial sector and risks associated with the banks. The trigger was the US Silicon Valley Bank, which got into big trouble after it placed deposits from its customers in US government bonds...


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Monthly Comment May 2023

During the month, there were mixed signals regarding the inflation trend. In general, however, we see falling inflation numbers. The US central bank, the Fed, raised the interest rate by 25 basis points...


Read More

Monthly Comment April 2023

During the month, many companies reported figures for the first quarter. In summary, the reports have been relatively good, with generally strong order intake and signs of continued diminishing pandemic effects.


Read More

Monthly Comment March 2023

The news flow during March has mainly been about the financial sector and risks associated with the banks. The trigger was the US Silicon Valley Bank, which got into big trouble after it placed deposits from its customers in US government bonds...


Read More