He succeeds Gilbert Kohnke, who joined Danske Bank two years ago and now wishes to leave his position for personal reasons. Gilbert Kohnke will continue as CRO until Carsten Egeriis takes over.
Carsten Egeriis holds a BSc in International Business from Copenhagen Business School and an Executive MBA from London Business School. He comes from a position as CRO of Barclays UK in London, where he has held various positions over the past ten years, including several risk management positions, with Barclays Bank. Carsten Egeriis was also previously CRO of GE Money Bank in Germany and GE Capital in Portugal.
"I am confident that in Carsten Egeriis we have found the right person to further strengthen our risk management area," says Thomas F. Borgen, CEO of Danske Bank. "Carsten has deep insight into this area on the basis of several years’ international experience from positions as CRO in the financial sector. We also want to thank Gilbert Kohnke for his work for Danske Bank. We have benefited from his experience over the past two years, as he has contributed to strengthening our strategic risk management significantly and thus to creating a stronger foundation for our future efforts."
Danske Bank A/S
Curriculum vitae for Carsten Egeriis
Age: 40
Formal training
2009: Executive MBA, London Business School
2000: BSc, International Business, Copenhagen Business School
Recent positions:
2016 - : CRO, Barclays UK, Barclays Bank, London
2014-2016: CRO, Personal and Corporate Bank, Barclays Bank, London
2011-2014: CRO, UK and Europe Retail and Business Banking, Barclays Bank, London
2010-2011: CRO, Global Retail Banking Western Europe, Barclays Bank, London
2007-2010: Barclays Group Retail Credit Risk Director, Barclays Bank, London
2006-2007: Retail Credit Director, International Risk, Barclays Bank, London
2005-2006: CRO, GE Money Bank Germany, General Electric, Hannover
2003-2005: CRO and Member of The Board, GE Capital, Global Consumer Finance & Fleet Services, General Electric, Lisbon