A small consulting firm.
A powerhouse of AML.
Frank Penny was officially started on January 1, 2024. While the company may be in its infancy, the people behind it are not. We've been hard at work for the past several years, gathering momentum, finetuning our craft and building out a kick-ass team. All, while simultaneously helping our clients solve their most pressing AML-problems.

Sebastian Nordli
Managing Partner
Sebastian is not only an outstanding consultant, thought leader and subject matter expert, he is also our CEO. You might think that Sebastian, as CEO, is far removed from the nitty gritty details that we pride ourselves on being the best at. Well, if that’s the case, you couldn’t be more wrong. He continues to work hands-on with many of our clients on a daily basis.

SannaMari Bölenius
Senior Manager
SannaMari is nothing short of a superstar. She’s a great leader and consultant with unmatched AML expertise. If it was possible to buy stock and bet on a single human being, the whole Frank Penny team would’ve loaded up on SannaMari shares a long time ago.

Max Knape
Director
With a mind that's a mix of a chess grandmaster and a startup guru, Max transforms challenges into opportunities with finesse like no one else. Combined with his passion for arts, Max ensures a touch of creativity is added to every data-driven decision and project he manages.
Meet Our Team
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Filip Andersson
Associate Manager

Helena Billberg
Manager

Henrik Bolle
Associate Manager

David Byman
Senior Consultant

SannaMari Bölenius
Senior Manager

Albin Eriksson
Associate Manager

Amanda Herbe
Management Consultant Intern

Adnan Jamil
Engineer

Mathilda Julin
Associate Manager

Max Knape
Director

Daniel Landberg
Senior Consultant

Martin Nordin
Manager

Sebastian Nordli
Managing Partner

Joakim Nortoft
Senior Consultant

Niklas Schenström
Senior Manager

Sanna Sherwany
Operations & Marketing Manager

Linn Sundström
Senior Manager

Natran Tzagai
Consultant

Coyin Yong
Associate Manager

Anna Ödling
Head of People
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