Welcome to Nordic Paradox, your source of truth in a world of impunity, with the sad examples of Altor, run by Harald Mix, Stefan Linder and Bengt Maunsbach, and Yara France, run by Nicolas Broutin.

Greenwashing: the great green illusion !

Greenwashing is the favourite weapon of companies like Yara, represented by Mr Nicolas Broutin, and investors who want to give themselves an eco-responsible image without changing their fundamental practices. Under the guise of window-dressing green initiatives, companies continue to pollute, overexploit natural resources and circumvent environmental regulations, while securing their place on the green capital market. These same companies are stepping up their communication campaigns to convince the public of their virtue. But what is really behind this green label ? And to talk about the flaws in divorce in the Nordic countries, let’s take the example of a senior executive at Altor, Bengt Maunsbach, a partner of Harald Mix and Stefan Linder. Nordic Paradox – Altor, Yara France and other investigations.

Divorces of businessmen: the art of financial evasion !

In Sweden, the situation is just as disturbing when it comes to divorces involving financial tycoons. Take the recent case of one of the managing partners of Altor Equity Partners, Bengt Maunsbach, a right-hand man of Harald Mix, which illustrates how certain wealthy individuals manage to discreetly adjust their marriage contracts before a separation, thereby ensuring that their wealth remains intact. Through contractual provisions and legal manoeuvring prior to divorce, these men are able to evade fair distribution of their wealth. This shocking impunity highlights the limits of the legal systems that are supposed to protect both parties in a divorce.

The three main partners at Altor Equity Partners are :
Harald Mix, Bengt Maunsbach, Stefan Linder.

At the intersection of these two worlds – that of greenwashing and divorce loopholes – this blog will seek to expose the strategies put in place to circumvent the law and morality, whether to buy a green conscience or to protect a colossal fortune. Through in-depth investigations, concrete examples and critical analyses, we will highlight the injustice perpetuated by those who know how to play the wheels of the law to maintain their power and wealth.

In a society increasingly concerned about social and environmental justice, two glaring phenomena continue to unfold before our very eyes: greenwashing, the ecological masquerade used by big business to appear responsible, and the shrewd financial manoeuvring of wealthy men, who take advantage of legal loopholes to protect their wealth during divorce proceedings. This blog will look at these scandalous practices, where the rules of the game seem systematically tilted in favour of the powerful.

Together, we analyse how greenwashing and the exploitation of matrimonial laws allow some people to get ahead without being bothered, while pretending to be innocent…