31/03/2023at 10:37

Senior employee sues oil fund for gender discrimination and illegal dismissal

A former Head of Trading demands compensation of NOK 16m (EUR 1.4m) from Norway’s sovereign wealth fund.

Photo: Ntb Scanpix/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix

Elisabeth Bull Daae, the former Head of Trading Analytics at Norges Bank Investment Management has taken legal action against her employer to get her former job back. At the same time, Bull Daae demands redress and compensation of NOK 16m (EUR 1.4m) due to gender discrimination and illegal dismissal.

Already a subscriber?Log in here

Read the whole article

Get access for 14 days for free. No credit card is needed, and you will not be automatically signed up for a paid subscription after the free trial.

With your free trial you get:

Access all locked articles
Receive our daily newsletters
Access our app

Get full access for you and your coworkers

Start a free company trial today

Sign up for our newsletter

Stay ahead of development by receiving our newsletter on the latest sector knowledge.

Front page now

Protesters in Frankfurt, Germany, demonstrate against alleged EU greenwashing. | Foto: Arne Dedert/AP/Ritzau Scanpix

AMNews

EU reports identify numerous ways of misleading ESG investors

An airport calling itself ”green” because of solar panels on its roof is an example of misleading sustainability information, a new report by the EU’s financial markets watchdog states.

For subscribers

Carine Smith Ihenacho is Chief Governance and Compliance Officer at NBIM. | Foto: PR/NBIM

AMWatch

Oil fund seeks to take lead in lawsuit against SVB

Frederik Gundorph Olesen is CEO of The Many. | Foto: PR

Fund Management

Alternative fund manager reported to the police

For subscribers

Pension

Challenged Danish manager poaches pension fund CIO

For subscribers

Flemming Højbo writes analyses for AMWatch about the Nordic asset and wealth management sector. Højbo was head of communications in the asset management industry for 15 years, and before that, he worked for 25 years as financial and business reporter and editor. | Foto: Jan Bjarke Mindegaard

Fund Management

Analysis: Will the confusion about EU regulation harm sustainable investments?

For subscribers

Claus Johansen has been a healthcare stockpicker at Danske Bank for more than 19 years. | Foto: Private

Fund Management

Change of plans - former Danske Bank stock picker to launch health care fund of his own

For subscribers

Danish pension fund names current CIO as next CEO

The upcoming CEO of P+ joined the EUR 20bn pension fund in 2020 from a position as vice-CEO at Danske Bank Asset Management.

For subscribers

Fund Management

Alternative fund manager reported to the police

Fund manager The Many has grossly violated the law and made use of, as well as marketed, an investment strategy that is outside of the manager’s authorization, says the FSA.

For subscribers

Peder Hasslev will take over as CEO of Alecta on September 1. | Foto: PR / Alecta

Pension

Alecta’s next CEO: Stock picking closer to home is less risky

A first priority for Peder Hasslev is to ensure that there is no repetition of the US investment debacle that cost Alecta close to SEK 20bn, the newly appointed chief executive tells Dagens Industri.

For subscribers

Senior employee sues oil fund for gender discrimination and illegal dismissal

Read the whole article

With your free trial you get:

Get full access for you and your coworkers

Share article

Sign up for our newsletter

Front page now

EU reports identify numerous ways of misleading ESG investors

Oil fund seeks to take lead in lawsuit against SVB

Alternative fund manager reported to the police

Challenged Danish manager poaches pension fund CIO

Analysis: Will the confusion about EU regulation harm sustainable investments?

Change of plans - former Danske Bank stock picker to launch health care fund of his own

Further reading

Danish pension fund names current CIO as next CEO

Alternative fund manager reported to the police

Alecta’s next CEO: Stock picking closer to home is less risky