02/07/2018at 13:49

How Nomura swaps ideas with Denmark's biggest asset managers

Conferences are a great way for global financial institutions to get people together from across the industry, sparking discussions where ideas can be exchanged, according to the Head of Scandinavian Global Market Sales at Japan's Nomura in the wake of its recent event in the heart of Copenhagen.

Nomura's Tina Rydberg was host when the Japanese financial conglomerate recently held the conference "Volatility of the World" in Copenhagen. | Photo: PR: Nomura

by SØREN RATHLOU TOP

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