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CRUSADER Axel Christensen

Jul 1, 2003

Axel Christensen has built a reputation for himself as a crusader for shareholders rights in Chile. After graduating from Universidad Católica de Chile, he took a job as an analyst at a brokerage in Santiago during what he calls the "go-go years" of Latin American equity capital markets. "Chile was in fashion as it was one of the first countries to adopt market-friendly reforms. It was a fun time to work in the stock markets,"...

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