30/08/2018at 13:23

Nordea Ejendomme winds up after Deas assets buy; CEO joins new owner

The deal by Denmark's biggest property manager Deas to buy a DKK 22 billion (EUR 2.95 billion) real estate portfolio marks the end for longstanding property asset manager Nordea Ejendomme and sees the latter's CEO transfer to the new owner to ensure a smooth handover.

by SACHA SENNOV

The sale of Nordea Liv & Pension to customer-owned Norliv in 2017 was arguably the death knell for Nordea Ejendomme.

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