2001 D. Carnegie & Co AB became the holding company in the Carnegie Group. The shares were listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. Globalization and deregulation had made non-Nordic investors equally important for the business as Nordic investors.
2007 The pension advisory company Max Matthiessen was acquired. The year was a record year in terms of income for Carnegie, despite the uncertainty in the financial market and despite losses in the trading portfolio. Carnegie was awarded Best Brokerage House in the Nordics.
2008 In the aftermath of the financial crises, Carnegie reported large provisions related to credit engagements. This, in combination with the sanctions from a ruling by the Swedish FSA, made the Swedish National Debt Office to take over the ownership of Carnegie Investment Bank AB. The business risk in the company was sharply reduced and the company got a large capital injection.
2009. The private equity company Altor and the investment company Bure acquire Carnegie Investment Bank AB. The ambition is to re-establish Carnegie as the leading independent investment bank in the Nordic region.
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