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Profile
Mr. Anders Nellemose is Senior Investment Manager at Industrialisation Fund for Developing Countries.
Before joining IFU Mr. Nellemose was a Chief Strategist at Danske Bank Private Banking.
He has also held the position as Head of Asset allocation at Danske Bank.
Mr. Nellemose holds an M.Sc in Economics from the Univversity of Copenhagen and an MBA from Copenhagen Business School.
Former positions of Anders Nellemose
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Investment Fund for Developing Countries
 Investment Fund for Developing Countries Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous IFU makes make investments on commercial terms by committing equity capital or by providing loans or guarantees which are channeled directly to a project company established in the relevant developing country. They also act as an adviser during the establishment phase and a project company's first few years in operation, typically pulling out when the company can operate on its own. IFU advises how to prepare for, establish and operate project companies in developing countries providing advice on establishing new companies, setting up joint ventures with local business partners and acquiring existing companies. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | 2019-05-31 |
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Investment Fund for Developing Countries
Investment Fund for Developing Countries Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous IFU makes make investments on commercial terms by committing equity capital or by providing loans or guarantees which are channeled directly to a project company established in the relevant developing country. They also act as an adviser during the establishment phase and a project company's first few years in operation, typically pulling out when the company can operate on its own. IFU advises how to prepare for, establish and operate project companies in developing countries providing advice on establishing new companies, setting up joint ventures with local business partners and acquiring existing companies. | Miscellaneous |
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