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Participant List – Nordic Private Equity Summit, 20 June 2017 Speakers Participant list – Nordic Private Equity Summit, 20 June 2017 Speakers Company Adelis Agilitas Alcentra Altor Ares Credit Group Axcel Axcel Blackstone Chatham Financial Chatham Financial Creandum Danske Bank/Danica Danske Bank Debevoise & Plimpton Debtwire Deloitte DVCA DVCA Eequity EIF ETF Partners EQT EQT EQT EY FSN FSN Færchfonden Goldman Sachs Hadean Ventures IK Investment Partners Inventure Korn Ferry Lakestar McKinsey Monument Nets Nordic Capital NorthCap PAI Partners Promentum Equity Partners Rasmussen Global Rulebreaker Ventures Silverfleet Capital Spintop Ventures Sunstone 1 Triton Wellington Partners General Partners, Venture funds and business angels Company 17Capital Alcentra AnaCap Financial Partners AnaCap Financial Partners Axcel Axcel Axcel BaltCap AS Blackstone BWB Partners Capidea Capidea Capidea Capidea Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners Den Sociale Kapitalfond Elm Capital ESO Capital Partners ETF Partners Eyrir Invest Eyrir Invest GRO Capital GRO Capital IK Investment Partners IK Investment Partners Industri Udvikling Intera Partners Oy Intera Partners Oy INVL Asset Management Juuri Partners Oy Karolinska Development Lakestar Lakestar Maj Invest Equity Maj Invest Equity Nordic Garage Ventures Nordic Garage Ventures Pemberton Capital Advisors Rheingau Management Structured Marshalled Investments Structured Marshalled Investments Sunstone THLB Holding 2 Triton Verdane Verdane Verdane Vickers venture partners Voluntas Investments Voluntas Investments Limited Partners Company 57 Stars AP6 AP Pension Argentum Argentum Bregal Private Equity Partners Buysse & Partners Buysse & Partners Coller Capital Coller Capital Cubera Cubera Danica Pension Investment Danica Pension Danish Growth Fund Danish Growth Fund Danish Growth Fund Danish Growth Fund Danish Growth Fund DIP / JØP DIP / JØP Doctors' Pension Fund DVK II EIF Hamilton Lane Hermes GPE Hermes GPE Industriens Pension Montana Capital Partners NORD Holding NORD Holding Nordea Asset Management Nordea Group Treasury & ALM Nordea Group Treasury & ALM Nordic Investment Bank North-East Family Office Nykredit Private Banking Nykredit Private Banking Novo A/S PensionDanmark 3 PensionDanmark PFA PFA PFA RIAM Sampension SEB Pension Secure Private Equity Secure Private Equity Swan Lake Capital Wilshire Private Markets Wilshire Private Markets Advisors to the Private Equity Industry Company ABG Sundal Collier Accura Advokatpartnerselskab Accura Advokatpartnerselskab Accura Advokatpartnerselskab Accura Advokatpartnerselskab Across Partners Advokatfirmaet Schjødt AS Advokatfirmaet Schjødt AS Advokatfirmaet Thommessen AS Advokatfirmaet Thommessen AS Advokatfirmaet Thommessen AS Advokatfirman Torngren Magnell AIG AIG AIG AIG AIG Alvarez & Marsal Aon Aon AssetMetrix ATRIUM Partners A/S Aztec Group Aztec Group BAHR BAHR BAHR BAHR BDO Corporate Finance BDO Corporate Finance BDO Corporate Finance Bech-Bruun Bech-Bruun Bech-Bruun Bech-Bruun 4 BIL Manage Invest BIL Manage Invest Brinkmann Kronborg Henriksen Brinkmann Kronborg Henriksen Bruun & Hjejle Bruun & Hjejle Bruun & Hjejle Bruun & Hjejle Bruun & Hjejle Capstone Partners Carnegie Investment Bank Carnegie Investment Bank Chatham Partners Cohen Brothers Cohen Brothers Corporate Matters Danske Bank Danske Bank Danske Bank Danske Bank Danske Bank Danske Bank Danske Bank Debtwire Deloitte Deloitte Deloitte DLA Piper Denmark DLA Piper Denmark DLA Piper Denmark DLA Piper Denmark DLA Piper Denmark DLA Piper Denmark DLA Piper Denmark DLA Piper Sweden DLA Piper Finland DLA Piper Finland DLA Piper Germany DLA Piper Germany DNB Bank DNB Bank DNB Bank DNB Bank eFront eFront EIM EXACT Recruitment EXACT Recruitment EY EY EY 5 EY EY EY EY EY EY EY FactSet FactSet FIH Partners A/S FIS Global Global PMI Partners Gorrissen Federspiel Gorrissen Federspiel Gorrissen Federspiel Gorrissen Federspiel Handelsbanken Corporate Finance Heidrick & Struggles Heidrick & Struggles HS Nielsen A/S Horten Horten Intertrust Intertrust Intertrust Intertrust JLT Specialty Jyske Bank A/S Kammeradvokaten / Advokatfirmaet Poul Schmith Kammeradvokaten / Advokatfirmaet Poul Schmith Kammeradvokaten / Advokatfirmaet Poul Schmith Kammeradvokaten / Advokatfirmaet Poul Schmith Korn Ferry Kromann Reumert Kromann Reumert Leadership Advisorgroup Lund Elmer Sandager Lundgrens Law Firm Lundgrens Law Firm Lundgrens Law Firm McKinsey McKinsey McKinsey McKinsey McKinsey McKinsey Mergermarket Mergermarket Nasdaq Nielsen Nørager Nielsen Nørager 6 Niro Invest Nordea Danmark Nordea Nordea Advisory & ECM Nordea Markets Investment Banking Nykredit Bank opengarden PEA Permian Plesner Advokatpartnerselskab Preqin PwC PwC PwC PwC PwC Rede Partners RiskPoint RiskPoint Scala Fund Advisory SEB SEB SEB The Risk Advisory Group The Risk Advisory Group Thomson Reuters TMF Group - TMF Denmark A/S TMF Group - TMF Denmark A/S Tnchange Tnchange Other Company Amazu Media Berlingske Business Børsen Børsen CBS CBS CBS CBS CBS CBS CBS Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker Confederation of Danish Enterprise Confederation of Danish Enterprise Copenhagen Economics Copenhagen Economics Danfoss A/S 7 Danfoss A/S Danish Insurance Association DIVITO DIVITO DVCA DVCA DVCA DVCA DVCA DVCA Finans.dk Færchfonden Færchfonden Inside Business LTVCA LTVCA Ministry of Higher Education and Science Ministry of Taxation Ministry of Taxation N. P. Louis-Hansen ApS QVARTZ Rasmussen Global The Drawdown T K Boesen Holding University of Copenhagen University of Copenhagen University of Copenhagen University of Copenhagen University of Copenhagen University of Copenhagen Unquote Unquote 8 .
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