Anders Wall

"Behind Proventus was Robert Weil. His excellent business acumen had led him to start an investment company already in his twenties. Initially, he primarily made investments in the stock market, acquiring, among other things, Tretorn Intressenter, Upsala-Ekeby with porcelain and real estate, and even attempted an attack on Anders Wall's Argentus. Proventus restructured, sold off, and went public like so many others, but also developed smart deals with the help of loans and interest instruments."

"In the group surrounding Bo Sandell, there were a number of energetic people of varying quality who pushed for larger power-related deals. There were some significant positions in established large companies such as the rubber company Trelleborg via the investment company Hevea, controlled by Skrinet, the mining company Boliden, and the trading wholesaler Ahlsell. Bo Sandell's colleague Michael Hasselqvist built up the finance company Nyckeln but eventually left Skrinet for other tasks with Anders Wall, the big star of the 1980s and a pioneer in bold corporate deals with his Beijerinvest. Nyckeln later acquired a new ownership group outside of Skrinet and met a grim fate during the financial crisis in Sweden in 1990."