When Danske Bank hired Ulrika Hasselgren to head its sustainable investments in January 2018, it was considered quite a scoop. Soon after, however, the bank's money laundering scandal exploded and overshadowed most other news and initiatives from Danske.
Earlier this week, Hasselgren announced that she is leaving Danske at the end of June.
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