Nordea finds new Chief Strategist for Danish market yet again

Since the media-savvy Chief Strategist Henrik Drusebjerg left Nordea back in 2014, a number of people have taken over the position. Now the banking giant has found an internal candidate, who is just 30 years old, to fill the role.

by SIMON RICHARD NIELSEN

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Keva to buy EUR 6.4bn of equities as part of risk increase

Capital Four in new hires for its New York office

The world's most comprehensive wealth redistribution in history is on the horizon

Troubled Swedish landlord gets USD 720m cash boost in Brookfield deal

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Finnish pension giant is increasing risk "significantly" to grow returns

Denmark's new green bond faces lower 'greenium'

Goldman raises USD 14bn for private equity secondaries fund

Only one Nordic fund market increased its AUM in August

Alecta’s CEO rejects controversial Heimstaden investment

AkademikerPension increases focus on biodiversity

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The world's most comprehensive wealth redistribution in history is on the horizon

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