"Different nationalities is a major challenge"
After six years at the head of Pacific Basin in Hongkong, Klaus Nyborg is back in Copenhagen and in the midst of establishing a new equity fund based in Sinapore. He sometimes misses the international life in China, he says in an interview with ShippingWatch.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
At the beginning of 2012, Klaus Nyborg had to make a choice. To stay in Asia’s shipping- and financial centre, Hongkong, where together with his wife and their three boys he had spent close to six years in one of the world’s largest dry bulk shipping companies, stock listed Pacific Basin, first as Executive Vice President, and then the last two years as CEO. Or he could move back to Denmark, to Copenhagen, a move his family had already made.
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