🇮🇸 Indó is challenging the Icelandic banking sector
Haukur Skúlason doesn’t come across as the stereotypical CEO of a bank. In lieu of a business suit, he is wearing flip flops, a colorful t-shirt and a knitted sweater that barely covers up his tattooed arms. Indó’s office is a small, two room space above an appliance store, fittingly located up the road from Iceland’s financial district Borgartún.
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