Carnegie tops Swedish analyst ranking
In Financial Hearings’ annual ranking of Swedish brokers, no other company was awarded more top rankings in research sectors than Carnegie. The ranking was based on interviews with the largest financial institutions in Sweden. Carnegie achieved a top ranking in 12 out of a total of 20 surveyed sectors, as well as the three best individual rankings, where Peter Lagerlöf, head of research at Carnegie, was named best overall analyst in Sweden for the fourth consecutive year.
Carnegie’s analysts topped the ranking in 12 out of 20 categories. Carnegie’s team was ranked first in the following sectors: Construction & Real Estate, Forestry, Health Care Equipment & Services, Pharmaceuticals, IT, Investment Companies, Micro Cap, Service &Transport, Small Cap, Strategy, Telecom Operators and Telecom Equipment.
The top honours in the Analyst of the Year category were awarded to Peter Lagerlöf, head of research at Carnegie. In addition, Caregie’s Johan Sjöberg was ranked overall number 2 and Kristofer Liljeberg number 3, which means that Carnegie has the top three ranked analysts in Sweden.
“It is very gratifying to see that customers rank our work highly. In turbulent times, independent research is essential for well thought-out investment decisions. We have a strong team of experienced individuals and we do our utmost to provide our clients with expert research on Nordic companies,” says Peter Lagerlöf, head of research at Carnegie Securities.
Financial Hearings is a financial communications specialist and conducts annually independent quality surveys of equity research in the Swedish market.
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Andreas Koch, Head of Communications, phone: 46 73 417 86 39, e-mail: andreas.koch@carnegie.se
Carnegie is a leading independent investment bank with Nordic focus. Carnegie provides value-added services in securities brokering, investment banking, private banking and asset management to institutions, corporations and private clients. Carnegie has approximately 700 employees in seven countries.
