Publications
Nordic is a knowledge company. We continuously publish reports from our global company presentations and panel debates, available to our clients. We also publish more in-depth publications based on our investment perspective GURAIS (Globalization, Urbanization, Robotization, AI, Internetification, and Standardization) from a historical perspective. Jonas Jakobson, founder of Nordic Equities, regularly travels to the USA, Singapore, Japan, France, and other countries, thus providing insightful information that we regularly publish in these formats.
Back to the future
In this report written in 2024, impressions and reflections from meetings with American companies, investors, strategists, and diplomats are summarized. The journey highlights a country filled with optimism for the future and technological drive, where artificial intelligence, digitalization, and a strong business sector continue to shape development. Through visits to companies like Nvidia, Meta, Amazon, and Tesla, the trends currently influencing the world—and investors’ views on the future—are highlighted.
A selection of publications
The report shows that countries with stable governance, functioning legal systems, and low corruption provide the best conditions for long-term investments. Historical examples show how unstable systems can lead to revolution, collapse, and significant losses—such as in Russia and Argentina. Meritocracy, fair laws, and accountability to voters are highlighted as crucial building blocks.
The report shows how South Korea, Singapore, and Japan have successfully built strong economies through innovation, education, and stable systems. The focus is on how these countries have become attractive for investments—and what we can learn for the future.
The report is about how difficult it is to see when successful companies are on the decline. The report is about how difficult it is to see when successful companies are on the decline. It provides examples of companies that did not adapt to changes in time – and reminds us of the importance of daring to reassess when facts change.
