Sector Asset Management

Each underlying investment partnership runs its own investment decisions autonomously. Sector does not impose a house view. The firm’s Managing Director, Wollert Hvide, oversees the platform but does not direct portfolio-level decisions for the boutiques.

Sector is a multi-boutique asset manager. It takes minority stakes in independent investment partnerships. Each partnership owns the majority of its own firm, and its managers invest personal capital alongside clients. Sector provides shared risk management, operations, and compliance support from its Oslo headquarters.

Neither. Sector is a regulated Norwegian asset manager that operates as a multi-boutique platform. It does not manage family capital exclusively, nor does it invest in startups. Its boutiques run long-only equity, long/short equity, and short-focused strategies across public markets.

Sector’s boutiques invest directly in public equities and related instruments. The firm does not operate as a fund of funds. Each strategy — from Cusana’s emerging-market equities to Theta’s Japanese long/short book — takes direct positions in individual securities.

Sector targets public equities across market capitalizations. Incentive focuses on European mid-cap value stocks. Gamma invests in global healthcare companies of varying sizes. Cusana selects emerging-market equities. The firm does not operate in private equity or venture capital stages.

Sector does not publish a list of excluded sectors. However, its explicit strategies are concentrated in healthcare, emerging markets, European mid-cap industrials, Japanese value, and short-focused mandates. The firm’s ESG policy applies across all funds, but no blanket sector exclusions are stated.

Sector does not disclose any philanthropic foundation or donor-advised fund structure. The firm’s website mentions ESG and responsible investment policies but does not describe a separate charitable entity or philanthropic initiative.