On 1 January 2023, the three state funds Vækstfonden, EKF Denmark's Export Credit and the Danish Green Investment Fund were finally closed down. Since then, their activities, which include helping to finance projects with Danish involvement both in Denmark and abroad, have been placed under EIFO.
As a result of this merger, EIFO has now assessed that an organizational change has been necessary. The fund states this in a press release.
This means in concrete terms that the group management will in future consist of seven members instead of nine as before. In addition, the positions of COO, CRCO and CPO have been closed down. This means saying goodbye to several people who have played a significant role in the work of developing EIFO.
These are Lisa Lund Holst (COO) and Julie Holm Simonsen (HR Director), who are both stepping down by mutual agreement, but will remain in EIFO for the foreseeable future to complete strategic projects. The changes also mean that Tine Lønborg, Chief Risk & Compliance Officer, and Commercial Director Michael Zøllner have stepped down from the senior management of the new organization. However, both of them will continue in EIFO.
- We have already come a long way with the merger, and a lot of work has been done all the way around. However, in order to fully achieve our goals, we need to take a close look at our organization, our processes and our structures. It is very normal for merged companies to continuously make organizational adjustments in the first years – and EIFO is no different in this regard, says Peder Lundquist, CEO of EIFO.
Following the organizational changes, there are two vacant positions in the group management. These are the positions CFO and CCO SME, which will be filled as soon as possible, EIFO informs.
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