Synne Mjelve Pretorius

Synne Mjelve Pretorius has over 20 years of experience in various roles within the finance and academia sectors. Synne Mjelve began their career as an intern at Statistisk sentralbyrå (SSB), where they conducted research on economic growth and income distribution in Norway. Synne Mjelve then moved on to work as a Lecturer in Economics at the University of Limpopo for a brief period.

In 1998, Synne joined DNB and served as an Analyst/Senior Analyst in the Risk Group. Their responsibilities included working on DNB's Credit risk system RAREK, risk reporting, and development of the system for corporate and medium-sized companies. During their time at DNB, they also worked as an Analyst in Corporate Banking.

Since 2008, Synne has been employed at Norges Bank Investment Management. Synne Mjelve initially worked as a Senior Analyst and later transitioned to the role of Lead Investment Risk Analyst. As the Lead Investment Risk Analyst, they are responsible for overseeing and managing investment risk-related activities.

Overall, Synne Mjelve Pretorius has a strong background in investment risk analysis, credit risk management, and academia, making their a well-rounded professional in their field.

Synne Mjelve Pretorius graduated from the University of Oslo (UiO) in 1998, where they completed a Master's degree in Economics. During this period, they did not declare a specific field of study. In 2003, they attended BI Norwegian Business School for a project management program. No further information about their education history is provided.