Bureau Chief and Managing Director for Sweden
Charles Daly is the Bureau Chief and Managing Director for Sweden. He specializes in the intersection of arts and entertainment with a focus on alternative investments, asset management, and energy sustainability, particularly within the realms of energy policy and regulation. Charles has been featured in a wide array of publications including Yahoo Finance Canada, Bloomberg News, and Fortune.
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Charles Daly's coverage primarily revolves around the real estate industry, with a specific focus on developments in the Swedish economy and companies. He frequently cites data and press releases, indicating he is likely to respond well to pitches supported by credible statistics or official statements.
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Since his articles revolve around specific events related to Swedish real estate entities and economic factors impacting them directly, relevant sources should have a deep understanding of these markets.
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An ex-CEO of Swedbank was cleared of financial crime charges
EQT raised $3.6 billion for a new European real estate fund this week
By: Evelina Youcefi, Charles Daly
Swedish credit management firm Intrum AB plans to raise 7.5 billion Swedish kronor ($812 million) of equity capital, as the company continues to struggle with a heavy debt load.
Andreessen Horowitz has led a $16 million funding round for Pit, an artificial intelligence startup based in Sweden.
Gustav Magnar Witzoe has gone from heir to emerging leader
By: Francine Lacqua, Charles Daly
A new fund targeting Europe’s most promising startups will help the region create more global champions, according to the head of private equity group EQT AB.
Sweden will purchase four French missile warships, and Denmark is in the market for frigates
Finnish-listed Hiab Oyj has agreed to acquire refuse collection vehicle manufacturer Labrie Environmental Group at an enterprise value of $1.04 billion, strengthening its position in the North American waste and recycling market.
He’s confident in the country’s “beautiful” tax system
By: Charles Daly, Jonas Ekblom, Evelina Youcefi
The top official deciding how Swedes invest much of their pension savings said he’s against offering them access to private markets funds.
