Denmark’s Danica, owned by Danske Bank, has appointed Christoffer Møllenbach as the chief financial officer, effective 1 March 2025.

He succeeds Thomas Dyhrberg Nielsen, who served as chief financial officer since 2021.

Møllenbach comes from Danske Bank, where he held the role of head of group finance and has been a member of Danica's board of directors on two occasions since 2016, most recently as deputy chairman.

On Danica's board of directors, Møllenbach will be replaced by Terese Dissing, head of group accounts at Danske Bank.

Commenting on the appointment, Dancia CEO, Mads Kaagaard, said: "In order to succeed in our strategy, we have a large and significant development task in supporting the entire business with data and models.

“In addition, we need to collaborate even more with the Danske Bank Group in order to achieve our commercial targets towards 2028. Therefore, I am pleased that I have been able to hire Møllenbach, who has the right skills to help us meet these goals."

Adding to this, Møllenbach commented that he looks forward to becoming part of the “strong culture” at Danica which he knows “intimately” from his time at Danske Bank.

“At the same time, I look forward to a close collaboration across the group, where I see a potential in being able to develop our strategic use of data to achieve our commercial goals," he added.

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