Instimatch Global, a , announced today that it has opened a new office in Amsterdam. This is part of the firm’s ongoing expansion in Europe.
The latest office adds to the company’s other locations in Germany and Switzerland. To lead the new office, Roel Schuring has been appointed. He will handle sales in the Netherlands and Belgium.
The move to Amsterdam is not overly surprising, as the country’s market is fitting for Instimatch’s business model. Specifically, the Dutch institutional market is filled with large insurers. According to a statement from the firm, the market currently has more than €400 billion in assets under management. Some of the biggest pension funds in the world also call this market home.
Source: LinkedIn
“Dutch money markets are highly sophisticated, but we are convinced we can offer greater efficiency, better pricing and enhanced counterparty risk diversification internationally. We are already active in Switzerland, Germany, and naturally assessing how to grow our business in the UK.”
Roel Schuring’s new role with Instimatch Global
Schuring has been with since the beginning of the year working in the company’s sales department as a money market specialist, his LinkedIn states. During his career, he has covered interest rate and money market products as a senior trader. For more than 15 years Schuring has managed institutional clients.
Before joining Instimatch, Schuring most recently worked at where his latest role was Senior Government Bond Repo Trader. He has also worked as a senior salesperson at ABN Amro. He holds an MSc in Financial Economics from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and a designation in Financial Risk Management (FRM).
Source: LinkedIn
“The Netherlands is very open to technological innovation, so it is a natural next step for Instimatch Global to expand our business. In the coming weeks we’ll be knocking on doors across the Benelux to start to build our business here, as part of our digital European money market network. We are straightforward to use in terms of onboarding etc, and we want firms in the money market to try us out.”
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