
ATP appoints Nordea AM head Hyldahl as new CEO
Danish pension fund ATP has appointed Christian Hyldahl, currently CEO of Nordea Asset Management, as its new CEO.
Hyldahl will take the reins from incumbent CEO Carsten Stendevad, who announced his departure from ATP in August, due to severe health-related issues within his family. The new CEO will officially take over as head of Europe's second-largest pension fund, with €100bn in assets under management, on 1 January 2017.
Hyldahl is a 16-year veteran of Nordea, having joined Nordea Markets in 2000 as a managing director. He was promoted to chief investment officer in Nordea Investment Management in 2011 and became CEO of the bank's asset management division in January 2015.
ATP's CFO Bo Foged recently spoke to unquote" about the fund's alternative assets strategy, as part of the unquote" LP Profile series.
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