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    Citi appoints Fredrik Magnusson as Head of Nordics Commercial Banking

    Stockholm, Sweden – Today, Citi appointed Fredrik Magnusson as Managing Director, Head of Nordics Commercial Banking (CCB), a business within Citi’s Banking division that focuses on supporting mid-sized corporates with their banking needs as well as international expansion ambitions. Fredrik will assume his role in early November 2025, and will report to Auke Leenstra, Head of Western Europe CCB, and Erik Savola, Head of Nordics and Head of Europe Corporate Banking, exclusively in his Nordics franchise capacity.Based in Stockholm, Fredrik joins Citi from Danske Bank where he has had a more

    Citi Appoints New Investment Banking Heads for the Nordics

    We are pleased to announce the appointments of Lars Ingemarsson and Ari Mäkelä as co-Heads of Nordic Investment Banking, both reporting to Manuel Falco, Head of EMEA Corporate and Investment Banking.Lars, who is based in Stockholm, joined Citi in 2011 from JP Morgan and has 23 years of investment banking experience. Ari will remain in Helsinki and joined Citi in 2011 from Deutsche Bank, he has 23 years of experience in the industry. Manolo Falco, Head of EMEA Corporate and Investment Banking said: “Both Lars and Ari have a strong proven transaction history and we are pleased to appoint

    Citi takes the scholarship Female Economist to the next level

    Global bank Citi takes the scholarship Female Economist of the Year to the next level as the main host company and sponsor for the second year in a row. The scholarship is awarded to one outstanding female student at the Stockholm School of Economics.The Female Economist of the Year was founded in 2001 by Swedish-American business woman Barbro Ehnbom, and has been awarded annually since then. The aim is to promote future female leaders and to contribute to improved conditions for women in business. “Our first year as a sponsor has been very positive and we look forward to giving a new

    Citi Best Investment Bank in Finland

    Citi is named Best Investment Bank in Finland for the second year in a row by Euromoney, the preeminent global financial markets magazine, at its annual Awards for Excellence dinner in London.“To achieve this eminent award for the second year in a row makes the Nordic team more than proud. It’s rewarding to see that we’ve been noted for our unique combination of local and global expertise. We always want to do the best for our clients, and our 40 years presence in the region is a testament to that,” says Eirik Winter, Nordic Head of Investment Banking and Chairman Nordic Region. The jury’

    Citi Foundation’s Pathways to Progress Expands Globally With a $100 Million Commitment to Prepare 500,000 Young People for Today’s Job Market

    February 22, 2017 – Citi today announced a global expansion of the Pathways to Progress  initiative led by a Citi Foundation investment of $100 million to connect 500,000 young people, ages 16-24, to training and jobs over the next three years. This is the largest philanthropic commitment in the Citi Foundation’s history. Pathways launched in 2014, with a $50 million effort that helped more than 100,000 young people across ten cities become career-ready through first jobs, internships, and leadership and

    Citi continues to be recognised as a leading force in the Nordic region

    Citi is named Best Investment Bank in Finland and Norway by Euromoney, the preeminent global financial markets magazine, at its annual Awards for Excellence dinner in London. This follows the recent best M&A house to Citi in Sweden (Mergermarket Award).“I am very proud of behalf of the entire Nordic team. This is yet another testament that we are doing the right things for our clients. It’s an honor particularly during these difficult times. Citi’s commitment to serving clients across the globe is paramount, and we are glad that has been evident to the Euromoney judges”, says Eirik Winter,

    Citi announces new Country Officer in Denmark

    Citi announces the appointment of Andrew Man as Country Officer for Denmark. Previously he served at Citi as EMEA Corporate Banking Head for Diversified Industrials.Andrew Man, as Country Officer for Denmark, replaces Mikkel Grønlykke, who recently took up the post as Country Officer for Sweden and Corporate Banking Head for Nordic Countries. Andrew is a recognized senior banker with 18 years of banking and leadership experience at Citi. He has a wide range of experience in Corporate Banking and has significant risk management experience, previously working as Leveraged Finance Risk

    Citi announces key appointments in the Nordic region

    Citi announces the appointment of Eirik Winter as Nordic countries Chairman, in addition to his role as Head of Nordic Investment Banking. Citi also announces Mikkel Grønlykke as Country Officer for Sweden and Head of Nordic Corporate Banking.Eirik Winter’s appointment as Chairman for the Nordic countries reinforces his senior responsibility across the Nordic businesses and the client portfolioMikkel Grønlykke, as Country Officer for Sweden, replaces Clas Rönnlöv who recently left Citi to pursue other opportunities. In addition, Mikkel also serves as Head of Nordic Corporate Banking.

    Citi appointed depositary for SEB’s ADR Programme

    Stockholm – Citi has been appointed by Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB (“SEB”), a leading Nordic financial services group, as depositary bank for its sponsored Level 1 American Depositary Receipt (ADR) programme.SEB’s ADR programme trades in the US over-the-counter (OTC) market, under the symbol “SKVKY”. Each ADR represents 1 ordinary share. SEB’s ordinary shares are listed and trade on the NASDAQ OMX Stockholm under the symbol “SEB A”. Ulf Grunnesjö, SEB’s Head of Investor Relations, said, “SEB has a substantial overseas investor base and we are excited about the prospect of working

    Citi Announces New Head of Communications and Public Affairs in the Nordic region

    Stockholm – Citi today announced that Anneli Sundström is the new Head of Communications and Public Affairs for Citi in the Nordic region. She will assume the position effective February 3 and will also be a member of the Nordic management team. Her most recent position was as Communications Director for the Swedish Travel and Tourism Industry Federation, where she has worked since 2007.Anneli has many years of experience in communications in national and international organizations. She has worked as a PR consultant, journalist and Communications Director. Eirik Winter, Managing

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