Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Peter Norman leaves party politics – Swedish Dagbladet

Peter Norman leaves party politics – Swedish Dagbladet

With the election went as it went so I leave this job, and then I leave all that is called politics, says Peter Norman to di.se.

He further states that he is looking for a new job “as soon as possible” and that it “natural for me is the financial sector or corporate governance issues.”

The Moderate Party leader Fredrik Reinfeldt announced his resignation immediately after election defeat. Yesterday revealed Finance Minister Anders Borg, even leaving party politics, something that Peter Norman now then follow.

– I hope that these four years, the department is considered an asset in my cv. Among the employers who find it interesting to get a glimpse of how politics works, maybe I can do some good, he says to di.se.

It is not a long time then it stormed around Peter Norman as avlöjades that he had texted a star lobbyist for Farmers’ Association. “You owe me big time” was the text message that was sent while a billion packages to rural areas was presented by the government last spring. Norman himself had helped to decide the bet. It is clear that the text message is reported to the police by individuals as possible conflicts of interest, and reported to the Committee on the Constitution of the Social Democrats. The question today is whether financial markets minister already thinking about life after politics.
Peter Norman, however, premature to salute that he welcomes the investigations.

Norman has been working in financial services industry since 1992, the last ten years, before appointment as minister in 2010, he has worked as CEO of Seventh AP Fund. He has also been chairman of investment bank Carnegie and of the financial advisory company Max Matthiesen.

As the Minister for Financial Markets Peter Norman will be remembered, among other things, “Norman Amount”. The concept was launched by fund research firm Mornigstar as a forecast of how much fund levy for a fund gets over a decade.

as a message to his successor sends the outgoing financial minister to Sweden must be prepared when the next financial crisis emerges, and Sweden therefore adhere to the surplus target.

– When the crisis comes, Europe is in worse shape than the last time to overcome such a crisis. Then, we must have even more muscle than take time, says Peter Norman to di.se.

Footnote: This article is updated

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