The Wallenberg name appears in two very different chapters of Second World War history. One concerns the commercial activities of...
Read moreDetailsThe documented connections between Wallenberg interests and IG Farben run through identifiable companies, board positions and credit agreements. Norsk Hydro...
Read moreDetailsThe Bosch affair: the deal Washington never forgot A confidential arrangement over American Bosch Corporation brought the Wallenberg family into...
Read moreDetailsBefore the Second World War, the Wallenbergs’ German connections ran through bank correspondence, industrial licences and shareholdings. Norsk Hydro, IG...
Read moreDetailsBy the beginning of the 1930s, Sweden had two extraordinary centres of financial power. Ivar Kreuger had created an international...
Read moreDetailsInventing the Wallenberg machine, 1916–1930 Between 1916 and 1930, the foundations of the Wallenberg ownership model took shape. Investor separated...
Read moreDetails1856: The banker who started a dynasty In 1856, André Oscar Wallenberg founded Stockholms Enskilda Bank with a group of...
Read moreDetailsNewsHub Finance is launching a major investigative series examining 170 years of money, industry and power within Sweden’s Wallenberg sphere....
Read moreDetailsThey sell to many of the same customers, compete on many of the same high streets and operate on a...
Read moreDetailsFor four extraordinary years, a senator from Wisconsin held Washington in his grip. Joseph McCarthy accused officials, diplomats, soldiers and...
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