Danske Bank, which has been mired in a huge money laundering scandal, has chosen a man with extensive private banking experience as its new chief executive.
Chris Vogelzang, a Dutchman from ABN AMRO, becomes the Danish bank’s new head.
Between 2000 to 2017, he held several positions at ABN AMRO – the last eight years as a member of the bank’s management board and head of its global retail and private banking activities. He also has been chief executive of global private banking at the Dutch bank.
He replaces Thomas Borgen, who has been charged over suspected involvement in the money laundering scandal ce...
