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Olav Junttila
COO of International Investment Banking at Nomura
Olav Junttila is an experienced leader currently serving as the COO of International Investment Banking at Nomura.1 With a diverse background spanning investment banking, private equity, and operations, Junttila has established himself as a prominent figure in sustainable infrastructure and technology sectors.1
Career Highlights
Junttila's professional journey includes several notable positions:
- COO of International Investment Banking at Nomura (October 2021 - Present)1
- Managing Director at Nomura Greentech (April 2020 - October 2021)1
- Partner at Greentech Capital Advisors (January 2019 - March 2020)1
- CFO at Pegasus Solar (November 2016 - December 2018)1
Expertise and Skills
Junttila's expertise encompasses:
- Global sector coverage in industries such as solar and wind energy, and energy storage
- Sourcing and executing strategic and financial transactions1
- Building relationships with large corporates, growth companies, and investors in the energy and sustainability sectors
- Managing people and transactions across multiple geographies and work cultures1
Education
Junttila holds an MBA in Financial Management from MIT Sloan School of Management and a Cand.mag. (Bachelor's equivalent) in Economics, Law, and Political Science from the University of Tromsø (UiT).1
Professional Strengths
Junttila is known for his ability to:
- Bridge the gap between large and small companies, as well as between companies in different geographies1
- Establish and lead business units to significant profitability1
- Adapt to various work cultures and manage diverse teams1
Throughout his career, Olav Junttila has demonstrated a strong commitment to sustainable infrastructure and technology, positioning himself as a leader in the evolving landscape of green finance and investment banking.1
Highlights
Reminder that renewable power generation is the dominant source of new power generation now. Solar alone installed more capacity than coal and gas combined last year. Why? Because renewables are cheaper and cleaner. The question isn’t whether renewables will eventually displace nearly all fossil fuels - it’s just how quickly that will happen. #renewableenergy #solar #snec (chart: Solarpower Europe)
