Introduction to Private Equity by Polaris
Introduction to Private Equity by Polaris
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Polaris – Investing in Good Companies with Great Potential
Polaris is a leading Danish/Swedish mid-market private equity firm. This open night event will provide you with an insight into how private equity functions and specifically how Polaris work with identifying, acquiring, developing and selling businesses. They will explain their investment structure, investment process, how to evaluate opportunities and how they work with their portfolio companies.
Simon Wille, Associate Director, and Martin Bang-Löwgren, Director, will explain what Polaris is doing and what it is like to work at a private equity firm. Furthermore, Simon will be presenting the case – acquisition of Louis Poulsen and Martin will be presenting the case – exit of Car-O-Liner. In addition to this, Polaris Analysts will be present at the event to talk about the Analyst program.
Simon is a home-grown M.Sc., Applied Economics and Finance from CBS, who joined Polaris in 2010. Prior to joining Polaris, Simon was with A.P. Moller – Maersk from 2006-2010.
Martin is a M.Sc., Industrial Engineering & Management from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. He joined Polaris in 2009 and prior to Polaris, he worked in the Investment Banking Division for J.P. Morgan in London 1998-2000 and The Boston Consulting Group in Stockholm 2000-2005. Between 2005 and 2009, he held various positions in the medical technology companies Gambro in Stockholm and Coloplast in Denmark.
We look forward to seeing many of our regulars as well as many new faces and encourage you to invite and bring your friends to this event. As always, FinanceLab will provide drinks and snacks and we will host a networking session after the presentation.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Kind regards,
FinanceLab
Organiser
Denmark’s largest and oldest student organization for finance and investment banking
Venue
Copenhagen Business School, SP210, Solbjerg Pl. 3, 2000 Frederiksberg
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Introduction to Private Equity by Polaris
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