Press release: Frida Rydin appointed Group COO at Svalner Atlas Group

Svalner Atlas Group, with operations in Sweden, Finland, and the Netherlands, has recently recruited Frida Rydin as Group Chief Operating Officer.

Frida Rydin previously held the position of Deputy CEO at the Law Firm Delphi. Frida has a Master of law degree and prior experience in the real estate and fund industries.

“I am excited to join Svalner Atlas Group and play a key role in shaping the company’s future. Contributing during this dynamic growth phase is incredibly motivating, says Frida Rydin”.

Frida started her new position as Group COO at Svalner Atlas Group on May 21 and will focus on the company’s development and integration across countries.

“We are extremely pleased to have Frida on board”, says Viktor Sandberg, CEO of Svalner Atlas Group. “Our company is currently undergoing an intense and transformative phase, where three firms with unique cultures have recently joined forces. The integration is essential as we strive to become the premier advisory group in the Nordics and Benelux regions. I am convinced that Frida will be a key player in this mission.”

Svalner Atlas Group, offering high-end tax advisory and transaction services in the Nordics and Benelux.

For further information:

Frida Rydin, COO Svalner Atlas Group
e-mail: frida.rydin@svalner.se
telephone: +46 70 455 22 67

Viktor Sandberg, CEO Svalner Atlas Group
e-mail: viktor.sandberg@svalner.se
telephone: +46 70 441 80 36

About Svalner Atlas Group:
Svalner Atlas Group was founded in 2024 and currently consists of the advisory firms Svalner Skatt & Transaktion in Sweden, Atlas Tax Lawyers in the Netherlands, and Alder in Finland. The group has more than 260 professionals specialized in all tax disciplines, transaction services, valuation, accounting, legal advisory and related services. Clients range from multinational companies and private equity funds to owner-led companies. The total turnover is approximately 60 million Euros. Svalner Atlas Group has offices in Stockholm, Amsterdam, Helsinki, Gothenburg, and Turku.