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Wim Boekema
Director, Client Consulting
Wim Boekema is Director Client Consulting bij bfinance en versterkt de aanwezigheid van de onderneming in Nederland. Hij brengt meer dan 15 jaar ervaring mee in institutionele markten, waaronder langdurige relaties met pensioenfondsen en verzekeraars. Wim keert terug in de financiële markten na de afgelopen vijf jaar een eigen bedrijf te hebben opgebouwd. Eerder werkte hij bij Fortis, Lehman Brothers en Barclays, en meest recent bij Jefferies, waar hij het kantoor in Nederland opende en institutionele beleggers bediende, waaronder verschillende grote pensioenfondsen en verzekeraars. Wim studeerde Finance & Investments aan de Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, met een uitwisselingsperiode aan Yonsei University in Seoul, Zuid-Korea.
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