SEB targets Asia growth
Leskinen is due to start in the Lion City tomorrow (May 25), with additional responsibility of asset management sales in Asia. He retains a reporting line to Peter Branner, head of investment management at SEB Investment Management, and adds a line to Kjell Norlin, head of international sales at SEB Investment Management. Branner and Norlin are based in Stockholm.
Leskinen said the move is aimed at capturing demand for currency investments by Asian investors, as well as a growing understanding of
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