Nordea's Chief Legal Officer is retiring, and the company has found a man from Nokia's legal department to fill her shoes, according to a stock exchange announcement.
The German-based money manager has hired a Nordic investment veteran from its parent company to grow the firm's asset management business. The newcomer tells AMWatch he will cover "the three most important areas".
Danske Bank, Nordea, Hermes Investment Management and DWS are among this week's job changes in the Nordic financial industry.
Hermes Investment Management has put a new Head of Nordics in place, and decided to open an office in Copenhagen. After five years at Jyske, the man hired for the role is ready for pastures new.
Asset manager Bankinvest is now disclosing the name of the new COO it is appointing following last week's reshuffle -- a man the DKK 148 billion firm has reeled in from Danske Bank.
DNB loses Head of Wealth Managment to supermarket franchise, and one of the world's largest asset managers expands its Nordic distribution capabilites.
The Danish bank-owned asset manager has found a new COO -- as yet unnamed -- while its CFO is being fired because the firm needs "a different personal profile".
Nordea's Head of Swedish personal banking division quits; Invesco strengthens Nordic sales efforts, and SEB names former World Bank employee to head climate and sustainable finance in Norway.
The American asset manager wants to increase its Nordic presence and has, therefore, rehired a former employee from JP Morgen and poached an Executive Director from Goldman Sachs.
Having spent the past year and a half balancing the risk in P+'s EUR 16 billion investment portfolio, John Hydeskov is now taking on a new role as Head of Investments -- which will see him managing the pension fund alliance's equities, bonds, credits and FX.
One of the most distinctive voices on sustainability in the Danish pension fund business has decided to resign from his job as Head of Responsible Investments, and has decided to move on to venture capital and impact investing - standing on his own two feet.
As a result of the new MiFID II directive, Jyske Bank is losing two equity analysts.
Chief Portfolio Manager jumps to Danske Wealth Management, Swedish politician joins pension fund's board -- and several other job changes in the Nordic asset management and pension industry.
Frank Velling starts work as Head of Balanced Mandates at SEB Investment Management Denmark exactly a year after he began the job of Chief Investment Strategist for Danish labor market pension Pensiondanmark.
A quarter of a century ago, Jesper Kirstein threw in the towel and became self-employed. Before that, he had a promising career in the financial sector, which ended abruptly after just seven months as chief executive of Alm. Brand Bank. What began as a one-man business in the copying room at a friend's office, has now grown into the advisory and consultancy house Kirstein A/S and asset manager Spektrum.
Danish based Mermaid Asset Management is making a change on partner level. Waving goodbye to a founding partner and saying hello to a new senior portfolio manager and partner.
Danish mutual fund head to retire, risk manager promotes global head of sales and Norwegian becomes member of supervisory board of EUR 475 billion asset manager.
Peter Rothausen started his new job as Chief Investment Director at Danish industrial foundation Lundbeck Foundation on 1st May — waving goodbye to Danske Capital after four years as first Lead Manager and then Chief Portfolio Manager at the firm's Long/Short Dynamic Hedge Fund.
SEB chief will move with Søren Lockwood to Danica in the wake of the merger of the two pension funds. He takes over from Mads Chr. Pallesen who shifted to Danske Bank
Christian Hyldahl, CEO of Denmark’s ATP, has overhauled the statutory pension provider’s organizational structure, firing a long-serving manager in the process.
Peter Frische, head of real estate investments at Denmark's Industriens Pension, is moving to a large international consultancy as it boosts its local property advice services. EY partner Torben Hartz says his firm sees an increasing market for international and complex transactions in Denmark.
Global head of private banking quits Nordea; EUR 161 billion Dutch-based asset manager names head of institutional sales in the Nordics, and Danish labor market pension fund loses head of real estate to consultancy firm.
Thorben Sander, Nordea's Head of Private Banking, has decided to quit the Nordic financial group and look for new opportunities. The firm is bringing its Finnish private banking head in to fill his shoes until a permanent replacement is found.
Storebrand Asset Management has lifted its exposure to alternative investments, and the shift is likely to continue. But the relative composition of alternatives has changed, and the EUR 73 billion asset manager is considering adding another alternative building block to its portfolio.
The largest private equity firm in the Nordics loses a credit specialist; a Swedish real estate company reveals its next chief executive and SEB names a current board member as the new head of digital and communications.
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