Salto Advisers hires Petter Tandberg, head of Oslo Børs' IR advisory unit

After a hectic first half of the year, Salto Advisers strengthens its offering within Investor Relations (IR) and financial communications with the appointment of Petter Tandberg (30) as a new senior advisor. Tandberg comes from the role as head of Oslo Børs' IR Advisory unit.

Petter Tandberg (30) has been brought to Salto Advisers to assist clients with investor communications and strengthen companies' relationships with the capital market. Tandberg has a background from Oslo Børs, Bloomberg in London and Nordea in Copenhagen.

- With Petter on the team, our clients will have access to an experienced and analytical advisor who has been closely involved in the processes related to stock market listings and transactions, and has worked as an advisor to a wide range of companies on the stock exchange. Petter has in-depth knowledge of what is required of listed companies and his insight is highly sought after by many companies, says Managing Director Mats Samdahl Weltz.

In addition to experience as an IR advisor at the Stock Exchange, Tandberg has worked for several years for Bloomberg in London, following up on their clients.

- Being successful with the capital market relationship requires that companies both know the framework conditions set by the stock exchange well, but also work proactively with their own capital market history and investor base. These are topics I enjoy working with very much and at Salto Advisers I get to cultivate this specifically, says Petter Tandberg.

Petter Tandberg will have his first day of work on September 1st.

Will help build a sharp IR environment
Salto Advisers assists clients with Investor Relations, financial communications and corporate communications. The company was founded in January 2023.

- I was very interested in the strategy of a pure offering within financial communications and IR. The sharp approach, combined with exciting client assignments and talented people quickly brought us together. I look forward to helping develop the company, says Tandberg.

Preparing
Uncertainty and sharp interest rate increases have stifled the appetite for new listings on the Oslo Stock Exchange, but many companies are now working to prepare for an improved capital market.

- The need for capital does not disappear even if access is weaker than usual. We are therefore now seeing that many companies are spending time preparing for the market to be more accessible. The companies that are successful prioritize continuous investor care and communication with the capital market; it may be too late to start preparations when everyone else is about to raise money, concludes Weltz.