Sweden’s Andra AP-fonden (AP2) has recruited Erik Kleväng Callert as its new chief investment officer (CIO).
He is currently CIO and sustainability manager at PRI Pensionsgaranti and has previously been CIO at both SPP Pension & Insurance and at Nordea Life & Pensions. In addition to having extensive experience in leading and developing asset management in large and international organisations, he also has extensive experience and knowledge in sustainability issues, including being a board member of the Institutional Investor Group on Climate Change (IIGCC).
Kleväng Callert will take up the position in spring 2022 and succeed Hans Fahlin who has chosen to quit after 11 years as CIO at AP2.
“I look forward to working with Erik. With his combination of leadership skills, broad expertise and experience in asset management and sustainability, he will strongly contribute to the continuing development of AP2 together with the rest of the team at the Fund," AP2 CEO, Eva Halvarsson, said.
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