BRIEF-Sampo set to gradually raise Nordea stake -CEO

Wed Nov 4, 2009 1:17pm IST

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HELSINKI, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Finnish insurer Sampo's Chief Executive Kari Stadigh said in a video interview on Wednesday:

* Firm could gradually increase Nordea stake to 22-23 pct, but not likely to pass 25 pct

* Firm is a long-term shareholder in Nordea

* Says Nordea is well-placed to participate in sector consolidation

(Reporting by Brett Young)

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