28/06/2018at 13:38

Meet the new Danske PEP: Co-investing to play bigger role

Danske Bank's new private equity team is all set for launch, having started raising capital for the fund Danske PEP 2018. Same strategy? Not quite, says the investment team.

Christian Kvorning is Senior Partner at Danske Private Equity Partners and comes from a job with PKA-AIP. | Photo: Danske Private Equity Partners

by LYKKE OGSTRUP LUNDE

When a new investment team makes its entrance, investors behave like sober guests at a party everyone lurks around the edge of the dance floor to avoid being first in the spotlight. Who wants to risk their money with a newcomer?

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