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    Citigroup Taps Barclays Nordea Executives to Head Nordic Investment Banking

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    Posted on October 6, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Citigroup appoints Barclays and Nordea executives to lead its Nordic investment banking, enhancing its European operations.

    Citigroup Appoints Barclays and Nordea Leaders for Nordic Banking

    Citigroup's Expansion in Nordic Investment Banking

    (Reuters) -Citigroup has hired Tobias Akermark from Barclays and Kasper Dichow from Nordea to jointly lead its Nordic investment banking franchise, the U.S. bank said on Monday, as it expands its European operations.

    New Leadership Appointments

    Akermark, most recently Barclays' country CEO for Sweden and head of Nordic banking, would be based in Stockholm and join later this year.

    Backgrounds of Akermark and Dichow

    Dichow, who led Finland-based lender Nordea's Nordic corporate finance and equity capital markets team, would work from Copenhagen, starting early 2026.

    Citigroup's Strategic Goals

    The bankers each have nearly two decades of investment banking experience. Prior to Barclays, Akermark had worked for 15 years at Morgan Stanley, including as the head of Nordic M&A. Dichow was leading Credit Suisse's Nordic investment banking business before joining Nordea in 2015.

    Citigroup, which has been undergoing a major turnaround, including selling businesses and simplifying its structure, expects investment banking fees and markets revenue to grow in mid-single digits in the third quarter compared to a year earlier.

    (Reporting by Raechel Thankam Job in Bengaluru; Editing by Shilpi Majumdar)

    Table of Contents

    • Citigroup's Expansion in Nordic Investment Banking
    • New Leadership Appointments
    • Backgrounds of Akermark and Dichow
    • Citigroup's Strategic Goals

    Key Takeaways

    • •Citigroup hires executives from Barclays and Nordea.
    • •Tobias Akermark and Kasper Dichow to lead Nordic banking.
    • •Akermark will be based in Stockholm, Dichow in Copenhagen.
    • •Both leaders have nearly two decades of experience.
    • •Citigroup aims for growth in investment banking fees.

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