Kati Pohjanpalo

These 1980s Suburban Offices Back Blackstone's Securities In Default

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The notes are backed by a portfolio of Finnish offices and stores.

Brokers Sought For $78 Million Of Bitcoin Seized In Finnish Drug Bust

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A bitcoin stash worth more than $78 million was seized by Finland's customs authority in drug busts.

Nordea Says Polluters Can't Be Axed From ESG Investment Banking

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The bank's stance is that it's OK for ESG investing to include companies that are "a little bit green."

Finns Unveil Plan To Become World’s Most Financially Literate

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Facing rising consumer credit defaults, Finland wants to become the most financially savvy country by 2030.

Widening Russia Money Laundering Scandal Hits European Banks

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Scandinavian and Austrian banks have been drawn into a Russian money laundering scandal.

Hysteria Around A 70% Tax Rate Gets A Reality Check In Sweden

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Economists say high taxes work in the Nordic region because the notion of state welfare is deeply rooted in its culture.

A $4,600 Ticket To Networking Excludes All Men, And Some Women

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Roughly 7,000 women applied after the island project opened this year, and only about 140 were selected.