Thomas Fuglesang

Managing Director

Thomas Fuglesang is the Head of Energy Transition Investment Banking, Europe and a Managing Director in Investment Banking in Entoro and Capturiant.

Mr. Fuglesang focuses on opportunities in the energy transition space, especially financing and deal structuring of transactions in the hard-to-abate sectors.

Significant business development background, including raising capital and helping companies grow and expand. Formerly at Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse and Pareto Securities, where he was involved both in the corporate finance as well as equity and debt capital markets. He has experience from a wide range of industries, having covered shipping, oil services, commodity trading and the energy complex.

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Education

Augsburg University, Minneapolis, MN – BA Business Economics

Vrije Univerisiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium – BA Business Economics

Bayes Business School, London, UK – MSc Shipping, Trade & Finance

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