Economics
European Banker of Year Shows Why She’s Lonely at Top
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Annika Falkengren, who heads SEB AB and is the only woman chief executive officer among Sweden’s biggest companies, says one of the world’s most gender-equal nations isn’t doing enough for women in the corporate world.
“It’s important not to glorify Sweden,” Falkengren, 51, said in an interview in the 157-year-old bank’s headquarters overlooking the 18th century cinnamon-brown Royal Palace of Stockholm. “We have so few women at the very top.”