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Talk by Klaus Fridorf, Director of Responsible Investment & Governance at Nordea

We are delighted to present KLAUS FRIDORF, the Director of Responsible Investment & Governance at Nordea. Mr Fridorf holds a Master degree in journalism and joined Nordea Invest in 2008, as Head of Communication. Before joining Nordea Mr Fridorf has among other things worked in the Industrialization Fund for Developing Countries in the Danish Foreign Ministry working with Communication and International CSR policy.

Date: 30 October 2013

Time: 2.30pm to 4.00pm

Venue: HBS G11

About Nordea and Nordea Investment Management

Nordea is the largest financial services group in Northern Europe with a market capitalisation of approximately EUR 35bn, total assets of EUR 622bn and a core tier 1 capital ratio of 14.0%. Nordea Investment Management is the global asset manager which manages EUR 130bn. Of these, EUR 75bn are managed on behalf of more than 500 institutional investors. They employ 575 people, of whom approximately half are investment professionals.

Published 30 October 2013
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