Stefansson leaves Skandia Liv to launch consultancy
Adalbjörn Stefansson, former head of buyout fund investments at Swedish Skandia Liv, has launched an eponymous consultancy firm focused on private equity research.
According to Financial News, Stefansson aims to provide a benchmark for buyout fund performance, inspired by the Dow Jones Industrial Average. He told the publication that he intends to track 10-12 large funds and compare these to public market performance.
Prior to Skandia Liv, Stefansson was head of private equity at Länsförsäkringar, and partner at Nordic Alternative Investment Advisors. He started his career at Boston Consulting Group after graduating from Chalmers University of Technology and Stockholm School of Economics with MSc degrees in engineering physics, and economics and business.
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