
SWEDEN - Carnegie investment bank appoints new board
The Swedish National Debt Office has appointed a new board of directors for Carnegie Investment Bank AB.
Peter Normann and Lars Linder-Aronson will also join the board of Max Matthiesen Holding AB, a separate business unit of Carnegie Investment Bank, together with Daniel Barr, chief economist at the Premium Pension Authority (PPM).
Carnegie Investment Bank lost its license to operate as a bank and security commission earlier this month. The Swedish Government, via the National Debt Office, took ownership of the bank and Max Matthiessen on 10 November.
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