David Carnegie (entrepreneur)

David Carnegie (entrepreneur)

David Carnegie, Sr. (8 February 1772, Montrose, Angus - 10 January 1837) was a Scottish entrepreneur who founded D. Carnegie & Co. in Sweden,[1] today known as Carnegie Investment Bank.

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  1. ^ Berg, Jonas; Lagercrantz, Bo; Nordiska museet; Royal Scottish Museum (1962). Scots in Sweden. Stockholm: Nordiska museet. 

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