Thibault Sandret

Thibault Sandret

Senior Director, Leiter Private Debt

Thibault leitet den Bereich Private Debt Research bei bfinance und verfügt über mehr als fünfzehn Jahre Erfahrung in der Anlageklasse. Bevor er Anfang 2019 zu bfinance kam, war Thibault über ein Jahrzehnt im Bankensektor in verschiedenen Funktionen in den Bereichen Strukturierung von Unternehmensanleihen, Neuemissionen und Beratung tätig. Thibault begann seine Karriere bei BNP Paribas und Barclays und wechselte dann zu Debt Capital Markets bei BNP Paribas (Liability Management) und Lloyds Bank (Unternehmensanleihen), bevor er dieses Wissen in einer Debt Advisory-Funktion bei Centrus Advisors nutzte. Seine Erfahrung bei der Asset Manager Analyse und Selektion umfasst sämtliche Sub Anlageklassen im Private Debt Bereich .

Thibault ist Absolvent der ESSEC Business School (Grande Ecole de France) und hat eine Auszeichnung als Certified Expert in Climate & Renewable Energy Finance (Frankfurt School of Finance & Management) erhalten.


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