Saxo Bank announced Thursday that its Chief Investment Strategist, Peter Garnry, will be leaving the company after a 14-year tenure.
Saxo Chief Investment Strategist to Step Down
During his time at Saxo, Garnry played a key role in establishing the company’s reputation for insightful financial research and analysis. He frequently appeared on prominent media outlets such as Bloomberg and CNBC, providing expert commentary on market trends and economic developments.
In the past year, Garnry also led Saxo’s team of strategists, overseeing the production of high-quality research and analysis.
Kim Fournais, CEO and Founder of Saxo, said: “Peter has been instrumental in laying the groundwork that allows Saxo to service buy-and-hold and active investors with best-in-class multi-asset offerings (stocks, bonds, ETFs, mutual funds plus all relevant derivatives) and has embodied Saxo’s values, both externally and internally. He has been a big part of the journey that has seen Saxo grow from being a smaller player focused on traders to a global leader within our industry.”
Peter Garnry also shared his reflections on his time at Saxo, stating that when he joined the company in 2010, only a few talked about stocks as something everyone should invest in.
“I’m proud to think I played a tiny role inspiring and educating people on the stock market while Saxo made trading and investing accessible to the broader public,” he said.