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By Julie DiMauro2021-04-06T15:49:00+01:00
“I developed a brand-new compliance program at a global business that was dusting itself off from foreign bribery resolutions, and yet I still felt like I didn’t and couldn’t do enough,” Michaela Ahlberg told the audience at Compliance Week’s “Financial Crimes Risks, Trends, and Proven Practices” virtual conference last week.
Ahlberg created a compliance program from scratch when she was hired in 2013 by Swedish telecommunications firm Telia (then known as TeliaSonera) following allegations of corruption in its foreign business dealings.
She gained unusually direct access to the board and involvement with the legal team as it negotiated with U.S. regulators in a case eventually settled by Telia with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Department of Justice (DOJ), plus Swedish authorities.
SwedenSwedishMichaela-ahlbergAnna-rombergExchange-commissionDepartment-of-justiceTeliasoneraForeign-corrupt-practices-actEffective-complianceGrey-zonePractical-guideCorporate-conductJukka Leinonen to head Telenor Group’s Nordic Cluster full-time
(Fornebu, 17 March 2021) Jukka Leinonen, the CEO of Telenor’s Finnish company DNA, is appointed Head of Telenor Group’s Nordic Cluster full-time from autumn 2021. He continues as Executive Vice President and a member of Telenor Group’s Executive Management, reporting to Sigve Brekke, the President & CEO of Taelenor Group.
Leinonen, who currently holds the role as Head of the Telenor Group’s Nordic Cluster part-time, will continue in his roles as chair of Telenor Sweden, Telenor Denmark, and Telenor Connexion. The search for a new CEO of DNA starts immediately. Once the new CEO of DNA commences, Leinonen will take on the position as chair of DNA.
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(Fornebu, 17 March 2021) Jukka Leinonen, the CEO of Telenor's Finnish company DNA, is appointed Head of Telenor Group's Nordic Cluster full-time from autumn 2021. He continues as Executive Vice President and a member of Telenor Group's Executive Management, reporting to Sigve Brekke, the President & CEO of Taelenor Group.?
Leinonen, who currently holds the role as Head of the Telenor Group's Nordic Cluster part-time, will continue in his roles as chair of Telenor Sweden, Telenor Denmark, and Telenor Connexion. The search for a new CEO of DNA starts immediately. Once the new CEO of DNA commences, Leinonen will take on the position as chair of DNA.
Tormod-sandstSigve-brekkeJukka-leinonenTelenor-group-executive-managementTaelenor-groupTeliasoneraHead-of-telenor-group-nordic-clusterHead-of-the-telenor-group-nordic-clusterTelenor-groupTelenor-group-nordic-cluster-as-executive-viceNordic-clusterExecutive-vice-presidentThe 1.5 trillion kroner bank rescue plan announced by the Swedish government in October has been given an extra six months, and is now set to expire on 31 October. The government has offered Swedish banks and financial institutions with liquidity issues a guarantee to help them secure future loans, but the global recession has slowed the process of restoring economic stability.
Financial Markets Minister Mats Odell stated: “Even though the financial markets today are functioning better (than in October), the global financial crisis and its impact on jobs and companies in Sweden is far from over.”
Swedbank is the only Swedish bank to take advantage of the funding, which has been shunned by other banks due to the strict rules attached to the loans. Banks are also unhappy with the obligatory “stability fund,” which calculates the amount each bank owes the national fund based on their lending in Sweden.
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