Skandia’s customers have elected seven members to its council, the firm’s highest decision-making body.
In this year's election, 29,353 eligible customers voted, the highest turnout so far in Skandia's general election and corresponds to 2 per cent of those entitled to vote.
The new members will take up office after the annual general meeting (AGM) on 6 May 2020. The elected candidates are Bertil Carlsén, Karin Eliasson (re-elected), Anne Ludvigson (re-elected), Helena Nelson (re-elected) , Lena Sellgren (re-elected), Ingela Tengelin (re-elected) and Alexander Wong (re-elected).
Other members of the council include Marianne Dicander Alexandersson, Ebba Fåhraeus, Leif Hansson, Magnus Henrekson, Therese Johansson, Bo Källstrand, Kajsa Lindståhl, Eva Lindqvist, Pia Nilsson, Irma Rosenberg, Sofie Schough, Ulf Troedsson, , Karin Lagerstedt Woolford and Ylva Yngveson.
A decision on who will be chair of the council will be made at the AGM. At present, Bo Källstrand is chair, Karin Eliasson is vice chairman, and Elisabeth Nilsson is vice chairman.
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