About the Money and Pension Panel

The Money and Pension Panel is a board established by the Danish Parliament in June 2007 (Act No. 576 of 6 June 2007).

Aim
The aim of the Money and Pension Panel is to further a more comprehensive knowledge of and interest in financial matters among consumers.

 

The main tasks of the Panel are from an objective point of view:

• to provide consumer information about financial products and services
• to carry out and publish financial market studies of e.g. prices, costumer services and conditions at diverse financial suppliers
• to carry out consumer affairs studies thereby achieving a better understanding of e.g. consumer views, consumer behaviour and consumer affairs with regards to the provision of financial services

Organisation
The Danish Financial Supervision Authority (FSA) provides technical and analytical assistance and acts as the secretariat of the Panel.

The FSA is an agency under the Danish Ministry of Economic and Business Affairs.

Chairman and Members

The Money and Pension Panel is composed of chairman with special and scientific knowledge of consumer research and 8 members.

Chairman

Carsten Tanggaard

Members

Susanne Dolberg
(Nominated by Danish Securities Dealers Association & Danish Bankers Association)

Peter Wendt 
(Nominated by Danish Shareholders Association)

Vagn Jelsøe 
(Nominated by The Danish Consumer Council)

Carsten Holdum 
(Nominated by The Danish Consumer Council)

Carsten Andersen 
(Nominated by Danish Insurance Association)

Torben Groth Hansen 
(Nominated by The Federation of Danish Investment Associations)

Ane Arnth Jensen 
(Nominated by The Association of Danish Mortgage Banks)

Currently the unions, The Danish Confederation of Professional Associations, The Danish Confederation of Trade Unions and Confederation of Professionals in Denmark have not nominated a common member.