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Sat, 05 Apr, 2014 12:02:48 AM FTimes-STT Report, April 5  File picture of Keva headquarters in Helsinki. Photo – Str / Lehtikuva. The post of CEO of Keva, the local government pension company, has attracted 47 applicants.
The Board of Directors of Keva (Kuntien Eläkevakuutus), the pension scheme company for the local government employees, is yet to finalise a replacement for former CEO Merja Ailuksen, who resigned in late-2013 over corruption allegations.
The graft allegations against Ailuksen include deliberately undervaluing her housing company to evade tax and lack of transparency in the process through which she bought an expensive car.
She was also criticised for the EUR 250,000 renovation works that was commissioned on her company housing.
Among the applicants is Tom Kåla, Keva's Chief Financial Officer, Sini Kivihuhta, Ilmarinen's Pension Insurance Senior Vice President, Pasi Holm, CEO of Pellervo Economic Research PTT and Jukka Ahtela, former director of Confederations of Finnish Industries.
The post stipulates, among other requisites, experience in the area of pensions and occupational pension scheme, experience in the public sector as well as investment knowledge.
Eligibility requirement for the post is a higher degree.
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