Göran Bronner

Göran Bronner
Born	Template:Birth year and age
Occupation(s)	Banker, Chief Financial Officer
Years active	1984–2016
Known for	CFO of Swedbank (2011–2016)

Göran Bronner (born 1962) held the position of CFO at Swedbank AB (publ) from 2011 until 2016.

Education and career

Bronner earned a degree in Economics from Stockholm University. His professional journey commenced in 1984 at Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) as a trainee. In 1986, he transitioned to the Trading & Capital Markets Division, working as a foreign exchange dealer. By 1988, he advanced to become Chief Dealer Foreign Exchange at SEB’s London office and was promoted to Head of Trading there in 1991. Returning to Stockholm in 1992, he assumed leadership of SEB’s Trading division, overseeing FX, Funding, Derivatives, and the domestic Bond Market. In 1995, he was appointed head of SEB’s Global Foreign Exchange unit, and in 1997, he took on the role of Managing Director at SEB Singapore.

In 2000, Bronner departed from SEB to co-establish Tanglin, a hedge fund where he acted as principal owner and chief investment officer. From 2000 to 2008, Tanglin achieved a cumulative return of 95% with minimal volatility and expanded its assets under management to 4 billion SEK. A subsequent fund named Tangent was initiated in 2007.

Bronner became part of Swedbank in March 2009 as Chief Risk Officer and was promoted to CFO in August 2011, a role he fulfilled until his resignation in 2016.

Recognition

In recognition of his efforts to enhance the competitiveness of the financial sector in Estonia and the Baltic region during the financial crisis, Göran Bronner was honored in 2015 by the President of Estonia with the Order of the Cross of Terra Mariana.