Kenneth Schøler Pedersen

Kenneth Schøler Pedersen has a diverse work experience spanning over several roles and companies. Kenneth Schøler began their career in 1997 as a student at The Confederation of Danish Industry. Later, they worked as a student at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark.

In 2000, Kenneth joined Danmarks Nationalbank as a student in the Financial Stability Division before becoming an economist in government debt management. During their time at the central bank, they also served as a national expert at the European Central Bank and gained experience in financial stability.

In 2005, Kenneth returned to Danmarks Nationalbank as an economist in the Financial Stability Division, focusing on analyzing credit risk for non-financial Danish companies. Kenneth Schøler then moved on to Danske Bank in 2006, working as a senior economist in Risk Capital.

Kenneth rejoined Danmarks Nationalbank in 2008, where they held various roles. Kenneth Schøler served as an economist in the Financial Stability Division during the financial crisis and later became the Head of Central Bank and Retail Bank Operations. Kenneth Schøler then took on the role of Chef for implementing portfolio management systems. Finally, they became the IT Chef (CIO) in February 2019. In this role, they led extensive digital transformation and oversaw the implementation of market-leading business systems and a new IT infrastructure for the bank's core areas.

Throughout their career, Kenneth has demonstrated strong leadership skills, emphasizing communication and goal-setting for their team.

Kenneth Schøler Pedersen completed their education in the following chronological order:

- From 1992 to 1995, they attended Sorø Akademi, where they obtained their Studentereksamen (pre-university qualification) with a focus on Samfundsfag (social studies) and matematik (mathematics).

- From 1995 to 2002, they enrolled at Københavns Universitet (University of Copenhagen) and earned their Master's degree, referred to as Cand.polit, specializing in an unknown field of study.

- In 2011 and 2012, Kenneth pursued further education at Finanssektorens uddannelses center, where they attained a Master's degree in Ledelse (management).

- Lastly, from 2015 to 2016, they attended Nationalbankens Ledelsesudvikling, although no specific degree name is provided for this period. Their field of study was Ledelse (management).