To ensure good governance, we have chosen to set up a dedicated investment board, staffed by external members.
Meriti Capital's established asset management principles are the starting point for the work of the Council. The Investment Council makes proposals on an ongoing basis, whenever possible, for exposure to different asset classes, so-called tactical allocation decisions, proposals for asset allocation across continents and countries, and proposals for the management of currency, interest rate and credit risks. In addition, the Investment Council reviews the principles and rules that govern it and makes recommendations for change.
Carl Cederberg
Magnus Nilsson
Sina Mostafavi
Carl Cederberg holds an MSc in Economics from Uppsala University with a focus on business and economics. Carl Cederberg has many years of experience in the occupational pension and financial sector and is currently CEO of Kyrkans Pension. At the beginning of his career, he worked in equity management in various roles such as financial analyst, portfolio manager and finally equity manager. Later in his career he has worked more with strategic and tactical asset allocation. Carl Cederberg also works as an expert for a private equity firm and a foundation.
Magnus Nilsson holds a BA in Economics and Finance from Stockholm University. Magnus Nilsson has been working in the financial market as an asset manager since 1986. His work has involved the management of securities in the asset classes fixed income, equities, alternative assets and tactical and strategic asset allocation. During his time as a fund and asset manager, Magnus Nilsson has received a number of national and international awards. Employers have included Merchant Kapitalförvaltning, Öhman Fonder, Catella Fonder and Nordic Cross Asset Management.
Sina Mostafavi holds a Master of Science in Economics and Business Administration from Stockholm University. Sina Mostafavi has previously worked as a risk manager at Alfred Berg, Garantum and JRS Asset Management. Between 2015 and 2019, he was CEO of the fund company Aktie-Ansvar and built up management teams focusing on equities, fixed income, long/short equities and systematic macro. Under his leadership, the funds were nominated several times for Morningstar Fund Awards. Sina Mostafavi is currently active as a consultant in corporate governance and holds assignments as chairman of the board and member of financial institutions in Sweden, Denmark, Finland and the UK, such as Roslagens Sparbank, Söderberg & Partners and Trading 212.