Aline Schuiling is the senior eurozone economist in the Financial Markets Research team of ABN Amro. She studied Economics at the University of Amsterdam, specialising in monetary economics and international economic relations. She has worked in the economic research departments at Rabobank, MeesPierson and Fortis Bank Nederland.

Barend van Drooge, CFA is associate director in the Credit & Insurance Linked Investments (CILI) team of PGGM, which has two dedicated mandates to invest in insurance linked investments and credit risk sharing transactions on behalf of PFZW, the pension fund for the Dutch health care sector. Within the team, Barend focuses primarily on credit risk sharing and is member of the team’s investment committees and regulations center. PGGM has invested in credit risk sharing transactions since 2006 and currently manages a portfolio of over € 5 billion. Before joining PGGM, Barend worked as a corporate and tax lawyer in Singapore.

Bart Joosen (1963), attorney at law, is of counsel and a member of the Banking and Finance practice. He specialises in supervision of financial markets with a focus on prudential supervision of banks, insurance companies and investments firms.

Bart Joosen has worked at Philips Electronics in Eindhoven until 1992 and is since that year working as an attorney-at-law in Amsterdam. Bart is a professor Financial Law at VU University in Amsterdam. Bart is president of the Academic Board of the European Banking Institute in Frankfurt. He is chairman of the non-executive board of Santander Consumer Finance Benelux.

Education

Leadership Skills Programme (DLA Piper), Harvard Business School, 2008

Ph. D in Law Science, University of Tilburg, 1998

Postdoc Finance and Securities Rights, Grotius Academy of Nijmegen, 1992

Dutch law, University of Tilburg, 1987

Sebastian Schranz is lead analyst in the EMEA Consumer team of Moody’s in Frankfurt focusing on Auto and Consumer loan ABS and RMBS. Since joining Moody’s in July 2010 he has been responsible for analysing and rating various new and existing ABS and RMBS transactions. Prior to Moody’s he spent 3 years as Structured Finance Analyst at ING in Germany. He holds a postgraduate degree in Finance from Universitaet Bayreuth and a Master of Science in Mathematics. He is a Charterholder of the Chartered Alternative Investment Association (CAIA).

Hon-Cheung Man joined NN Investment Partners in 2014. He has completed a successful 2.5 year assignment assisting the ECB and various National Central Banks across the Eurozone with the Asset Backed Securities Purchase Program after which he rejoined the ABS & Mortgages team as a Senior Portfolio Manager. With an overall portfolio exceeding EUR6.5bn managed within large mutual funds and on behalf of both third party and proprietary clients, NN Investment Partners is one of the leading investors in European markets for ABS.

From 2008 to 2014, Hon-Cheung was responsible for managing all ABS and covered bonds investments at Delta Lloyd Asset Management. Prior to joining Delta Lloyd Asset Management, Hon-Cheung managed a portfolio of structured credit and corporate credit at Shell Asset Management Company, the asset manager for Shell Pension Fund.

“Sjoerd Humble is heading for Funding & Portfolio Management team within Obvion. The team is amongst others responsible for the STORM securitisation programme. Sjoerd joined the Treasury department of Obvion in 2016. Before he worked at ABN AMRO for 6 years. Sjoerd has a MSc degree in Quantitative Finance and Actuarial Sciences from Tilburg University. “

Mathijs Bouman is econoom en journalist. Hij is vaste columnist van Het Financieele Dagblad en redacteur/econoom bij Nieuwsuur. De afgelopen jaren was hij regelmatig te zien bij RTL-Z, De Wereld Draait Door, Jinek, Pauw, EenVandaag, RTL Late Night en andere nieuws- en actualiteitenprogramma’s.

Mathijs Bouman geeft lezingen over de (Nederlandse) economie. Over de economische problemen, maar ook over wat er allemaal wel goed gaat. Hij vertelt graag over innovatie (robots!), de arbeidsmarkt en succesvolle Nederlandse bedrijven.

Na zijn promotie in 1998 werkte Bouman als onderzoeker en docent aan de UvA, de VU en de Universiteit Leiden. Daarna ging hij de journalistiek in, o.a. als adjunct-hoofdredacteur van het zakenblad FEM Business. Tussen 2003 en 2005 werkte Bouman bij de Nederlandsche Bank.

In 2006 verscheen zijn boek ‘Hollandse Overmoed — Hoe de beste economie van de wereld ontspoorde’. Een jaar later was hij betrokken bij de vertaling van Alan Greenspans biografie ‘Een Turbulente Tijd’. In 2009 en 2011 werkte hij met Coen Teulings, directeur van het Centraal Planbureau, aan een boek over de kredietcrisis, getiteld ‘De Grote Recessie’ en een boek over de eurocrisis, ‘Europa in Crisis’.

In 2010 verscheen van zijn hand ‘De Elektrische Spijkerbroek en andere avonturen in de economie’, een boek vol aanstekelijke verhalen over de rafelranden van de economische wetenschap.

In 2013 won Bouman de ‘Gouden Stier’ voor beste financieel commentator.
Volgens de website PeerReach is hij, in de categorie ‘Finance’, de meest invloedrijke twitteraar van Nederland. Op de Twitter Top-100 van de Volkskrant staat hij op #23.

Mathijs Bouman is sinds november 2017 de vaste commentator rond economische thema’s in Nieuwsuur. Bouman: “Het allerleukste vind ik het als ik mijn vak, de economie, uit mag leggen. Nieuwsuur is daarvoor het perfecte podium. Het is een dagelijkse, onafhankelijke rubriek met een hoge journalistieke standaard en daarbij voel ik mij thuis. Feiten en inzicht brengen is mij uiteindelijk liever dan allerlei meningen verkondigen.”

Luca Bertalot is Secretary General of the European Mortgage Federation – European Covered Bond Council (EMF-ECBC), a market platform which acts as a catalyst and discussion forum and leads EU mortgage lenders and the covered bond community in discussions with the European Institutions and stakeholders in general on all issues relating to the retail and funding sides of the mortgage
business.