Per Franzén appointed new CEO of EQT AB as of May 2025

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Sweden’s EQT appoints new CEO

Swedish alternative asset manager EQT has named Per Franzen as its new CEO and managing partner, effective on the annual shareholders’ meeting on 27 May 2025. Franzen will take over from Christian Sinding, who has been pivotal in EQT’s growth since its 2019 IPO, elevating the firm’s market capitalisation from approximately €7bn ($7.3bn) to €40bn ($41.9bn). Christian Sinding will continue as the CEO until the Annual Shareholders’ Meeting, ensurin…

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The board of directors of EQT has appointed Per Franzén as the new CEO and managing partner of the Swedish investment firm, a position that he will effectively assume from the general meeting of shareholders on 27 May.

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Swedish digital infra investor EQT picks new CEO

Insider Per Franzén to replace stalwart Christian Sindig at European infra investment major which has a portfolio across fibre, data centres, and towers…

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Private equity firm EQT welcomes Per Franzén as new CEO - CEO North America

Today, Private Equity firm EQT appointed Per Franzén as CEO and Managing Partner, effective 27 May 2025. Per Franzén, who has spent nearly two decades at EQT, serves as Head of Private Capital Europe & North America and Deputy Managing Partner. Franzén told investors, “It is an honor to be appointed CEO of EQT. I am truly passionate about the firm, having spent most of my career here, and I am deeply committed to building on the fantastic global…

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EQT veteran Per Franzén named CEO as Christian Sinding transitions out of role

Alternative investment major EQT has named long-serving senior executive Per Franzén as its new CEO and managing partner, replacing Christian Sinding after six years in the role. The post EQT veteran Per Franzén named CEO as Christian Sinding transitions out of role appeared first on AltAssets Private Equity News.

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EQT’s new boss has a private-credit hole to fill

Per Franzén will replace CEO of six years Christian Sinding at the $40 bln Swedish buyout firm. EQT’s valuation premium to rivals has shrivelled, partly because fixed-income shops like Ares have soared. Franzén, who lacks a private-credit unit, may want to think about buying one.