Frithjof Vanzyp

Frithjof van Zyp

Senior Directeur

Frithjof leidt de afdeling klantenadvies van bfinance in Australië. Hij heeft meer dan 16 jaar ervaring in de sector en werkte 10 jaar bij eVestment, een wereldwijde leverancier van gegevens en analyses voor institutionele vermogensbeheerders, waar hij verschillende functies bekleedde, waaronder het openen en beheren van kantoren in Australië en Hong Kong. Frithjof heeft een Master in Economie en Financiën van de Universiteit van Edinburgh, en is CFA charterholder.


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