Danske Bank recruits award-winning analyst from London

Danske Bank recruits new Chief Analyst from Standard Chartered in London.

BY THOMAS BO CHRISTENSEN

Danske Bank has hired Alexandre Antonov, coming from British bank Standard Chartered, for a position as Chief Analyst, writes Risk.net, adding that Antonov won an award from them in 2016 as "quant of the year."

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