Alisa Bank appointed Katja Vähäsilta as general counsel and member of the management team, effective Oct. 1.
Vähäsilta moves to Alisa Bank from Nordea Bank, where she has been responsible for the legal affairs of the Nordea Finance business area.
- Chief Compliance Officer and VP of Legal Affairs, Arrow Electronics
Alisa Bank appointed Katja Vähäsilta as general counsel and member of the management team, effective Oct. 1.
Vähäsilta moves to Alisa Bank from Nordea Bank, where she has been responsible for the legal affairs of the Nordea Finance business area.
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