Carl Lybeck appointed as SH Pension CEO

The Board of Directors of Sweden’s SH Pension has appointed Carl Lybeck as permanent CEO, effective 8 May.

The fund confirmed that this appointment will not result in any major changes for the organisation, as Lybeck has held the position of acting CEO since the beginning of January.

Lybeck has extensive experience in leading roles in the banking and finance industry and has a good understanding of SH Pension's history, after having served for just over four years as a board member and four months as acting CEO.

Commenting on the appointment, SH Pension chairman of the board, Catrina Ingelstam, said: “One of the board's most important tasks is to recruit the CEO. Therefore, I am pleased to announce that Carl Lybeck, after a thorough process, has now accepted the position of our new permanent CEO.

“Carl is a committed leader with experience in building and developing businesses, which are important qualities in SH Pension's continued growth journey.”

Adding to this, Lybeck said: "I am grateful for the Board's confidence and happy to have the opportunity to continue the work we have started. Together with all employees, I want to continue to build SH Pension with a focus on growth, business and a strong culture where commitment and collaboration drive us forward.”



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