Danske Bank names Global CIO for private wealth management
Danske Bank has moved an employee over from Danica to the Private Wealth Management division, where the employee will now serve as CIO.
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Danske Bank has moved an employee over from Danica to the Private Wealth Management division, where the employee will now serve as CIO.
Once again, the developer has recruited an executive with a recent past at rivaling Ørsted.
The director is joining the company from a position as Nordic Director at M&G Real Estate.
The new senior portfolio manager in alternative investments at AP4, Hanna Ideström, has been working in private equity for many years – an investment universe she will continue to work with at the Swedish state buffer fund. But in 2018, she felt the need for a U-turn in her career. Ideström has told AMWatch why and how she changed her career path.
Stefan Hilton has joined tech-specialized fund company AR Scandinavia after eight years with Allianz Global Investors in Stockholm.
Mikael Lundin's new job as CEO of the infrastructure arm of four AP funds is to ensure that Swedish pension savers receive attractive returns from the real asset class. This level of managerial responsibility was, however, had not what he envisioned when a job ad in 1987 lured him into working with analysis of hydro projects.
A Nordea analyst joins IKEA, a financial consultancy changes CEO, a Sparinvest trader loses his job, Vasakronan gets a new head of investments and an ABG managing partner in DK stops after nine years. These are just some of this week’s job moves.
Although the end goal is the same, there is a big difference in how it is to be at the helm of an investment department at a occupational pension fund and at a commercial pension company. Two chief investment officers, who have tried both, explain these differences to Finanswatch.
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Lower returns, longer timeplans and a higher degree of political interference will be underlying conditions when billions are invested in new, green businesses over the next few years. That is the prediction from one of the Danes who knows the startup scene best.
The relatively new Swedish investment consultancy firm aims to bring down barriers to the Nordic market
Sweden’s Wallenberg family says its EUR 45 billion investment portfolio has slashed carbon emissions, as it bets ethical money management will ultimately lead to higher returns.
The team of nine people aims to invest in non-listed companies with strong sustainability targets.
Denmark's largest asset manager has hired several new personal for key positions in the past 12 months.
Peter Høltermand, who is stopping as head of SEB in Denmark in two years, at the age of 59, wants to explore a board member career. He is happy to be stopping at SEB in time to do this.
This is the second time in two years that the Nordic head of institutional business development has left Fidelity International.
Jes Rovsing is leaving his role as head of transactions at Aberdeen Standard Investments in Denmark at the end of the month. He is staying in the real estate industry, however, where he will help a foreign investor to establish themselves in Denmark, he says to EjendomsWatch.
The large Swedish bank is starting the handover process for the new head of Danish operations.
Carnegie has hired a new equity analyst and promoted two employees, Sampension has found a new Head of Real Estate, UBP snatches Head of Nordics from Pinebridge, AP4 gets new PM and Nordnet loses its Head of Marketing & Retail Sales.
The new Head of Equities at Industriens Pension, Morten Rask Nymark, realized at a very early age that he wanted a career in investments. As a child, he received a stock from his father, and he was immediately infatuated with following the fluctuations of his new possession. By the age of 14, he was investing all of his money in equities.
Former CIO of Skandia is changing sides to lead a newly-created Real Assets unit at Swedish pension fund Alecta.
CIO and co-founder of Danish-based investment house Global Evolution takes over as CEO.
Microfinance and impact investment manager BlueOrchard has had to say goodbye to their Head of Business development for the Nordics, who has chosen to look for new challenges. BlueOrchard has already started looking for a replacement.
Poul Kobberup has been promoted to chief investment officer at Danica while Anders Svennesen will focus on wealth management.
After a five-year post at the Single Resolution Board, Timo Löyttyniemi is returning to run the State Pension Fund of Finland. Current CEO Timo Viherkenttä is moving to a teaching and research post at Aalto University.
Growing geopolitical tensions can drive all markets down at the same time, warns Veritas' new chief investment officer, whose appointment enters force in March.
Business Development Vice President - Nordics - BlueOrchard
Kommunikations- og pressechef med politisk og strategisk tæft - Vækstfonden
