Slättö appoints new CFO and head of Finance

Nordic real estate investor Slättö has strengthened its financial leadership team by appointing Jonas Rickardsson as CFO and Hedvig Falgén Andreassen as head of Finance. 

Jonas Rickardsson and Hedvig Falgén Andreassen 

These appointments aim to support the company's continued growth in the Nordic region.
Jonas Rickardsson brings over two decades of experience in financial leadership and real estate advisory, having previously served as managing director for the Nordics at Alvarez & Marsal and holding senior positions at EY, PwC, and Deloitte.
Hedvig Falgén Andreassen joins with more than 15 years of experience in senior financial roles across real estate, energy, and technology sectors, including previous positions as VP Global Accounting at Polarium, CFO at Homevolt, CFO at Sveafastigheter, and Group accounting manager at SBB.
Jonas Rickardsson, CFO at Slättö, said: “Joining Slättö at this point in its development is a unique opportunity. The firm has grown rapidly, built a strong reputation as one of the most active and forward-thinking investment managers in the Nordics, and combines a clear strategy with strong performance and an entrepreneurial culture. I’m excited to help drive the next phase of expansion.” 
Hedvig Falgén Andreassen, head of Finance at Slättö, commented: “Slättö’s strong track record and entrepreneurial mindset make it a very attractive platform. With my background in building and scaling financial operations, I look forward to supporting the firm’s continued growth.” 
Johan Karlsson, founder and managing partner at Slättö, added: “The Nordic real estate market has undergone a significant repricing, and this, together with positive fundamentals, creates the most attractive investment environment in a decade. After acquiring more than €1.5 bn in property value in the last two years, we further strengthen our finance leadership with Jonas and Hedvig to scale efficiently and continue delivering top-tier performance for our investors.” 
Slättö manages over €3 bn in assets across Sweden, Finland, and Denmark.