Optimal structure

"Never put all your eggs in the same basket as it could have a hole."

This very simple sounding stock-market wit describes a basic thought of the modern portfolio theory:
A diversification of the capital, that is the spreading of investments on different finance projects, reduces the worth fluctuation risk of the total portfolio.

In the 1950s, Harry Markowitz designed the portfolio theory. For this, he received the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.

It is the aim of the König & Cie. fund of funds to offer a benefit orientated investment with a well-balanced relation of chances and safety. Therefore, the fund concept is based on the idea ofdiversification, that is risk spreading. To reach this aim, shares in seperatly developed investment classes will be acquired.