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Our People
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A senior capital formation team combining institutional relationships, strategic insight, and disciplined execution across Nordic private markets to drive momentum in fundraising.
OUR FIRM
EXPERTISE & EXPERIENCE
Our partners have spent their careers in senior roles at global investment banks, private equity firms, placement agents, and institutional asset managers active in the Nordic region. To this institutional experience we add expertise in strategic asset allocation, portfolio construction, risk management, and the geopolitical and policy environments that increasingly shape investment decisions. We bring this to bear on behalf of the fund managers we represent, helping them develop and execute fundraising strategies tailored to the priorities of Nordic institutional investors.
The strength of our relationships with investors is the foundation of our work. We believe lasting relationships are built on candour, alignment of interests, and the recognition that the investor's interest comes first. We hold ourselves to exacting ethical and professional standards in every mandate we accept.
Our People
Our Team
Christian Andersson
Founder & Co-Managing Partner
Christian Andersson is the Founder and Co-Managing Partner of Worthwhile Capital Partners, which he established in 2019. He leads the firm's relationships with Nordic institutional investors and oversees its overall strategic direction, drawing on three decades of experience advising state pension funds, occupational pension funds and life insurers on strategic asset allocation, asset and liability modelling, and regulatory (Solvency II) portfolio optimization. Prior to founding the firm, Christian spent 17 years in London in senior roles at global investment banks, including Managing Director for the Nordic Pension & Insurance Solutions Group at Goldman Sachs and Head of Nordic Sales across fixed income, credit, equities, derivatives and bank and pension solutions at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. He also led Nordic business development at the Australian asset manager Fidante Partners, where he supported investor commitments to water and renewable energy infrastructure funds. Christian began his career in Stockholm in 1990 at SEB and the Riksbank.
Niclas Sundström
Co-Managing Partner
Niclas Sundström is a Co-Managing Partner at Worthwhile Capital Partners, advising institutional investors on geopolitics, geoeconomics and the policy developments that shape investment landscapes. His advisory focus spans statecraft-driven themes including macroeconomics, clean energy security, secure supply chains, critical technology policy — including emerging defence and dual-use investment frameworks — as well as AI, cybersecurity, and the geoeconomic underpinnings of natural climate solutions. He is a member of the US-EU Trade and Technology Council Working Group on Secure Supply Chains, advises the Ukrainian government on mobilising private capital for post-war clean energy reconstruction, and in 2025 was appointed Advisor to the NATO Centre of Excellence for Security of Supply and Senior Advisor to the CEO and Founder of the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB). He also leads a long-running project examining Chinese involvement in critical infrastructure across Europe. Prior to joining the firm, Niclas spent over 30 years in senior roles across global banking, government advisory and policy intelligence, including positions at Citibank, Citigroup and Salomon Smith Barney, and nearly two decades advising senior leadership at Goldman Sachs and BP. He has served on the Advisory Board of Finisterre Capital, been a long-standing advisor to Brummer & Partners, and worked with the G7 on financial and policy intelligence relating to Russia. His government advisory work spans Western and Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Ukraine and Russia, with deep China-related experience dating back to the 1990s and direct involvement in post-war financial and economic reconstruction in the Balkans and the former Soviet Union.
Christian Broberg
Partner
Christian Broberg is a Partner at Worthwhile Capital Partners, responsible for investor relations and fundraising mandates with leading private equity and infrastructure fund managers. He brings over 20 years of senior fundraising experience across the alternative investment funds sector, with deep relationships across Nordic and European institutional investors, high net worth clients and family offices. Prior to joining the firm, Christian was based in London for most of his career, most recently as Head of Sales for Private Wealth Management at Morgan Stanley, where he covered high net worth clients and family offices across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. He was previously a Managing Director at EQT Partners, with responsibility for institutional investor relations, and a Principal at Clayton Dubilier & Rice (CD&R).
Carina Eklöf
Chief Operating Officer
Carina Eklöf is the Chief Operating Officer of Worthwhile Capital Partners, having joined the firm in the second half of 2023. She is responsible for steering the firm's operational strategy, drawing on deep leadership experience in strategic planning, project implementation and fund operations across the Nordic asset management industry. Prior to joining the firm, Carina was Head of Operations at Spiltan Fonder AB, where she managed over SEK 80bn in AUM across nine different funds. Before Spiltan, she spent over 15 years at Brummer & Partners AB with oversight of over USD 3bn in AUM, where her responsibilities spanned securities lending, liquidity management and cultivating relationships with investment banks globally. She began her career at Ericsson Treasury.
Martin Sonesson
Partner
Martin Sonesson is a Partner at Worthwhile Capital Partners, focused on macroeconomics, portfolio construction and the marketing of a diverse set of investment funds to private and institutional investors. He brings deep cross-border experience working with European institutional and ultra-high net worth investors, and contributes to the firm's investment research and client investment specialist work. Prior to joining the firm, Martin was an Associate Director and client investment specialist for European investors at UBS Europe in Luxembourg. Earlier in his career, he was an equity and derivatives trader at Nordea Bank in Luxembourg, and spent several years advising ultra-high net worth investors at Nordea Bank.
Thomas Carlsson
Partner
Thomas Carlsson is a Partner at Worthwhile Capital Partners, working at the intersection of civil infrastructure and Nordic defence capability — a sector that has emerged as one of Europe's most capital-attractive growth areas. Together with SAAB and other leading industrial partners, Thomas has established a position within Sweden's total defence transition, identifying and engaging in large infrastructure, real estate and corporate transactions designed to deliver stable and predictable cash flows across peacetime, rearmament and heightened security conditions. Drawing on established relationships with the military, municipalities and regional authorities, he develops projects that meet NATO and European Union requirements for military mobility and resilience while also creating long-term civil benefit through sustainable infrastructure. Over the past five years, Thomas has specialised in securing European Union financing for critical infrastructure projects, consistently delivering between 30 and 50 per cent of total project costs in the form of non-dilutive EU grants and materially improving the risk profile of the underlying investments from inception. The combination of state-backed demand, EU co-financing, geopolitical relevance and sustainability mandates within a single investment thesis is rare in the Nordic market, and Thomas' role is to build the next generation of critical Nordic infrastructure for our investors — where each investment contributes both to European security and to long-term investor returns.
Rebecka Boutros
Analyst
Rebecka Boutros is an Analyst at Worthwhile Capital Partners, having joined the firm in 2025 following a summer internship the previous year. She supports the team with financial market research, the continued development of the firm's quantitative analysis platform, and the preparation of presentation materials for institutional investors. Prior to joining the firm, Rebecka completed an internship with the Budget Department of the Swedish Ministry of Finance as part of her MSc studies. She holds a Master of Science in Economics from the Stockholm School of Economics, a BSc in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from King's College London, and a Master's degree in Practical Philosophy from Stockholm University.
Eleni Fysikoudi
AI & Technology Analyst
Eleni Fysikoudi is an AI & Technology Analyst at Worthwhile Capital Partners, having joined the firm in 2026. She supports the firm's technology infrastructure and leads the improvement and automation of internal workflows, extending the team's analytical and operational capacity through the application of machine learning engineering and Large Language Models. Prior to joining the firm, Eleni completed an AI Engineering internship at a healthtech company. She holds a Master's in Language Technology from the University of Gothenburg and a Bachelor's in English Literature and Language from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, and has published research on Natural Language Processing (NLP) at EMNLP, one of the most prestigious conferences in AI.
James Cameron
Senior Adviser — Environmental Law & Climate Policy
James Cameron is a Senior Adviser to Worthwhile Capital Partners on environmental law and climate policy, having joined the firm in 2024. An award-winning authority in the global climate change movement with over 30 years of experience as a qualified Barrister, he advises the firm and its clients on the legal, regulatory and policy frameworks shaping sustainable investment. He holds board and advisory positions across financial, legal, academic and governmental organisations, including Howden Group, Ignite, Korn Ferry, Octopus Renewables Infrastructure Trust (ORIT), Orbital Energy, Pollination Group and Verv, and served as Chairman of the Overseas Development Institute from 2012 to 2020. Prior to these roles, James was the co-founder and, until 2015, Chairman of Climate Change Capital (CCC), where he built the firm into a premier investment bank with 150 employees and US$1.6 billion under management. Earlier, he was counsel at Baker & McKenzie, where he pioneered the firm's Climate Change and Clean Energy Practice, and co-founded both the Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (FIELD) and the Centre for International Environmental Law (CIEL). His legal career has focused on climate-related issues, including advising the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) in negotiating the UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol, and serving as Friend of COP26 and advisor to the Presidencies of COP20, COP22, COP23 and COP28. James holds academic appointments at Yale, Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, the Grantham Institute and the Colorado School of Mines.
Bengt Hellström
Senior Adviser — Fund Manager Selection
Bengt Hellström is a Senior Adviser to Worthwhile Capital Partners on fund manager selection, having joined the firm in early 2022. He supports the firm in manager selection, fund due diligence and long-term strategy formation across alternative investments, drawing on a long and distinguished career and the extensive network he has built over the past decades. Prior to joining the firm, Bengt spent 20 years at AP3 — Third Swedish National Pension Fund — where he was Head of Alternative Investments. Earlier in his career, he was a Partner and Investment Manager at EQT Partners and a Vice President for Corporate Finance at Investor AB. He is currently the Deputy Chairman of AP6 — Sjätte AP-fonden — in Sweden.
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