New Chief Commercial Officer at Kredinor

Stefan Langva climbs on board as new Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at Kredinor AS and becomes a member of the executive management team. Langva has broad commercial experience and will ensure the company’s growth through new products and services, as well as in traditional debt collection services.

Kredinor aims to change the debt collection industry with customer-friendly solutions that make it easier and cheaper for people to settle debts.

– One of our goals is for our customers to be in good financial health. Revenue from traditional debt collection products has been falling in recent years, but we have already launched new innovative and sustainable products and services to develop our business and to generate new income. I am happy that Stefan has agreed to come to Kredinor and help implement the changes that we and our industry need, says Klaus-Anders Nysteen, CEO of Kredinor.

Stefan Langva comes to Kredinor from the fintech company Digisure and has extensive experience from the insurance industry. Among other things, he has been CEO of Codan insurance in Norway and director at Tryg, with a track record of solid growth and good results in his previous positions.

– Kredinor’s vision appeals to me. All industries must take into account changes in society, and I like the sympathetic and exciting direction Kredinor has chosen to meet this with. I also look forward to using my knowledge of customer retention and growth from the insurance industry, into another important part of the financial cycle, says Langva.

– We have been looking for the best candidate with the right personal qualities, and I believe we are right for each other. A CCO at Kredinor must understand both the B2B, B2C and B2B2C markets. Stefan does, says Klaus-Anders Nysteen.

– I got a very good impression of the company and the people I met during the employment process, and look forward to contributing to Kredinor, says Stefan Langva.

Langva starts on 1 November and succeeds Abbe Fransson who left the company earlier this fall.