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No females left in Nordea top management despite launch of gender diversity fund

Earlier this year, Nordea Asset Management launched a fund that looks at diversity across management levels for potential investments but the exit of Chief People Officer leaves an all male Nordea General Executive Management.

No females remain in Nordea's group management after Karen Tobiasen has left the bank. Photo: Thomas Emil Sørensen/ERH
BY SØREN RATHLOU TOP & MICHAEL DUELUND
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