Equity director leaves Kirkbi for new job at CIP

A former frequently quoted macroeconomist for one of Denmark’s larger banks is now leaving one of the country’s largest and oldest family offices for a position at Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners.

by ANNE LOUISE HOUMANN

After almost eight years at Kirkbi, one of the most prominent family offices in Denmark, Peter Bojsen Jakobsen is leaving for a new job at Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP).

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