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Members of the Microfinance Label Eligibility Committee (MFLEC)
Andreas Drossel
Andreas is a Partner at PwC Luxembourg with more than 17 years of experience in the Asset Management and Banking industry. He has developed a great expertise in both internal and external auditing of financial institutions. Over the last 10 years, his focus has been on impact investing (microfinance and SRI funds), providing audit and advisory services linked to microfinance investment vehicles. Among his other roles, Andreas represents PwC at the European Microfinance Platform in Luxembourg, a network of European organisations and individuals active in the microfinance/financial inclusion sector in developing countries. Sustainability, ecology and economic issues have become an indispensable part of our daily lives, for this reason Andreas has developed an extensive knowledge in these areas in the past years. Andreas holds the qualification as certified public auditor in Germany (Wirtschaftsprüfer), Réviseur d’Entreprises and Expert-Comptable in Luxembourg. He disposes of a strong expertise in accounting for banks (IFRS, LuxGAAP, German GAAP) as well as of the International Standards on Auditing (ISA) and US GAAS.
Annemarie Arens
Annemarie Arens is financial services professional with a broad spectrum of international experience. She is a non-executive director, chairman and consultant to financial services funds and companies. Annemarie has worked mainly in Luxembourg carrying international responsibility across Europe.Since 2016 Annemarie has acted as director of Luxembourg management companies, alternative investment companies and UCITS companies. In past carrier she has managed business strategy and international developments as well as change management.Annemarie was the General Manager of LuxFLAG. The European Head of Sales and Relationship as well as European Head of Client Service Management at RBC Investor Services Bank with offices in eight different European countries. Annemarie was also a member of RBC Investor Services Bank Executive Committee in Luxembourg.
Annemarie started her professional career in the Financial Industry in 1985 working for Axa Insurance prior to joining Berenberg Bank in 1991. She joined BIL Fund Services in 1996 moving to LuxFLAG in 2014.
Annemarie started her professional career in the Financial Industry in 1985 working for Axa Insurance prior to joining Berenberg Bank in 1991. She joined BIL Fund Services in 1996 moving to LuxFLAG in 2014.
Bernard Georges
With a background in Economics, Computer Science and Innovation, Bernard is working as a senior project manager at Appui au Développement Autonome (ADA) since 2012. He has been deeply involved in the management of projects like MicroMED/ADA in Tunesia and the recently launched MFI Microlux in Luxembourg.Prior to his work at ADA, Bernard was Chief Technical Adviser at Lux-Development where, amongst others, he trained unit managers in microfinance management (EMI and MFC) in Laos.
Garvan Pieters
Garry Pieters is an ILA-certified, independent director with over 30 years of experience in the field of finance and asset management. In early 2010 he joined The Directors' Office as a Partner and has several mandates as an independent director and/or conducting officer for a number of Luxembourg funds and management companies. He began his career in commodities, foreign exchange and money-markets trading at Commerzbank, after which he became a portfolio manager of fixed income and money market funds at (what became) ING. He spent a total of 22 years with ING, becoming the general manager of ING Investment Luxembourg in 1994 and in late 1999 he set up an asset management joint-venture for ING in Singapore where he was Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer. In 2002 he became the Executive Vice President at the ING asset management joint-venture in South Korea. In 2006 he became responsible for business development of ING's Fiduciary Pension Services in the Hague.
Jean-Luc Neyens
Jean-Luc Neyens is Managing Director of Link Fund Solutions (Luxembourg) S.A. He has more than 35 years of experience in fund management, product management and business development in Luxembourg, London and Hong Kong. He began his career in fund management at Kredietrust Luxembourg where he spent a total of 15 years. After joining Banque Degroof where he spent 12 years, he became Managing Director at their Super ManCo and later on the founding Chairman of their Hong Kong subsidiary. He has extensive experience as a board member of various Luxembourg, Irish, French, Maltese and Hong Kong investment funds and companies, and sat on the board of the microfinance investment vehicle of a large Italian institution.
Jean-Luc holds a BA in Marketing and a Master degree in Economic and Social Policy from Université catholique de Louvain (UCL), where he published his dissertation on MIVs transparency and the role of the Luxembourg financial centre. More recently, he obtained his post-Master Certificate in International Relations and Conflict Analysis (CECRI-UCL).
Jean-Luc holds a BA in Marketing and a Master degree in Economic and Social Policy from Université catholique de Louvain (UCL), where he published his dissertation on MIVs transparency and the role of the Luxembourg financial centre. More recently, he obtained his post-Master Certificate in International Relations and Conflict Analysis (CECRI-UCL).
Louis de Muyser
Mr Louis de Muyser works as a desk officer at the Directorate for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs within the Luxembourgish Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs. He focuses on evaluating evidence, strategizing, and effectively supervising programs in the areas of financial inclusion, and development. He joined the Luxembourg Development Cooperation in March 2022 and specializes in inclusive & innovative finance.
Mr Louis de Muyser is a qualified economist and holds a Master degree from the University of Maastricht and a bachelor’s degree from the Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management.
Mr Louis de Muyser is a qualified economist and holds a Master degree from the University of Maastricht and a bachelor’s degree from the Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management.
Mickael Tabart
Mickael Tabart is a Partner at KPMG, with whom he has been for the past 15 years and, since 2006, has specialized in particular in microfinance investment funds. Mickael is the engagement Partner for audits of major financial institutions and investment funds, with a focus on UCITS, microfinance funds, hedge funds and private equity funds. He is also a trainer at KPMG and the IFBL where he delivers technical courses on the Investment Fund sector. His involvement in Microfinance includes the audit as engagement partner of funds promoted by the EIB, EIF, Symbiotics, ResponsAbility and the European Microfinance platform ASBL. He is a member of several technical working groups relating to the investment fund industry.Mickael studied in Belgium (FUcAM), Spain (Complutense) and UK (University of Nottingham and London Business School). He a is a qualified Chartered Accountant and has a Master in audit and finance.
Hannah Siedek
Hannah Siedek is a Senior Investment Officer with 20 years experience in microfinance strategy and operations, and technology-enabled delivery models. She joined the European Investment Bank (EIB) in Luxembourg in October 2015 and has since financed microfinance service providers in the ACP region.
Her career started at CGAP/The World Bank where she acquired experience and knowledge in a range of different challenges facing the access to finance industry. During her 3 years with the CGAP Paris office, she was deeply involved in the aid effectiveness initiatives of the donor consortium. When moving to CGAP Washington DC in 2005, she joined the newly created Technology Programme and focused on designing projects for alternative delivery channels, including mobile banking- and agent banking services in Latinamerica.
To complement her World Bank experience, Hannah joined ProCredit Holding AG in 2008 and became the Managing Director of ProCredit Bank Congo, DRC and an executive member on the bank’s Board of Directors. During the three years with ProCredit, she oversaw the organizational restructuring of the bank to enable its regional and national expansion, she managed the introduction of SME loans, grew the branch network from 6 to 17 branches with a first time expansion into regions outside the capital city, and helped grow staff numbers to 500.
Hannah holds degrees in Bank Financial Management and Development Finance, a European Master (MSc.) in Management from ESCP-EAP, France and City University, UK, and a Bachelor Degree in Economics from Bayreuth University, Germany. She is fluent in English, German, French and Spanish.
Her career started at CGAP/The World Bank where she acquired experience and knowledge in a range of different challenges facing the access to finance industry. During her 3 years with the CGAP Paris office, she was deeply involved in the aid effectiveness initiatives of the donor consortium. When moving to CGAP Washington DC in 2005, she joined the newly created Technology Programme and focused on designing projects for alternative delivery channels, including mobile banking- and agent banking services in Latinamerica.
To complement her World Bank experience, Hannah joined ProCredit Holding AG in 2008 and became the Managing Director of ProCredit Bank Congo, DRC and an executive member on the bank’s Board of Directors. During the three years with ProCredit, she oversaw the organizational restructuring of the bank to enable its regional and national expansion, she managed the introduction of SME loans, grew the branch network from 6 to 17 branches with a first time expansion into regions outside the capital city, and helped grow staff numbers to 500.
Hannah holds degrees in Bank Financial Management and Development Finance, a European Master (MSc.) in Management from ESCP-EAP, France and City University, UK, and a Bachelor Degree in Economics from Bayreuth University, Germany. She is fluent in English, German, French and Spanish.
Members of the Climate Finance Label Eligibility Committee (CFLEC)
Claudia Dambax
Claudia Dambax is the deputy head of the Board Advisory Team at Innpact. She has in-depth experiences in the fund structuring, operational management, legal, corporate governance and board advisory. She is experienced with a broad client base from private clients, ultra high-net worth individuals to institutional client, international financial institutions and development finance institutions. She works for more than 15 years in the financial services sector at the private sector and at European level. She administered and managed UCITS and alternative investment funds (as VC/PE, private debt, real estate) and since 2010 focuses on the sustainable finance space and its (public-private partnership) funds. Prior to joining Innpact, Claudia worked for Oppenheim Asset Management, Deutsche Asset Management and for the European Investment Fund. Claudia studied at the Free university Berlin (Germany), at the Wilfrid Laurier University (Canada) and at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (Germany). In addition, she hold a certification in Sustainable Business Strategy from the Harvard Business School. Claudia is business fluent in her mother tongue German, English and French.
David Suetens
David Suetens is an Independent Director with financial services risk and business understanding with two INED mandates, one as Chair and one as Risk Chair. He was executive vice president and international chief risk officer for State Street Corporation with responsibility for leading the company’s risk management function internationally. Mr. Suetens joined State Street in May 2012 after several senior global positions held at ING Investment Management Europe, ABN AMRO Asset Management and EUROCLEAR.Mr. Suetens holds a Faculty of Law – Juris Doctor from the Catholic University Leuven and a degree in investment advice from St Aloysius University in Brussels. He holds a master’s degree in international banking law and finance from Boston University School of Law.
Julie Castiaux
With over 14 years of experience in sustainability, Julie is Sustainable Finance Director at KPMG Luxembourg. In her previous role as Senior Manager at Deloitte Luxembourg, she was in charge of the coordination of the sustainability services. Passionate about nature, ecology and economic issues, Julie is an active expert in sustainability for the public and private sector. Her specialties include climate change and sustainability strategy. Her involvement in projects helps clients to progress towards sustainability by reducing their carbon footprints and environmental and social impact. She also supports financial institutions in understanding and complying with sustainable finance regulations and in the development of the ESG products strategy. Julie advises companies to improve their reporting on sustainability, with particular recommendations on environmental, human resources and health and safety reporting. Julie has a Master in geology and attended a complementary training as environmental adviser (IEC Namur) and in management (ICHEC). She has the accreditation Bilan Carbone® from ADEME and has been trained to the ERS (Ecosystem Services review) methodology.
Lucien Hoffmann
Lucien Hoffmann is Director of the Environmental Research and Innovation (ERIN) department at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) since 2015. The ambition of the ERIN department, composed of 170 scientists and engineers, is to implement a smart green vision, accelerating innovation towards the sustainable management of natural resources and a cicrular economy. The department directed by Lucien brings together interdisciplinary knowledge and skills to tackle major environmental challenges. He coordinated 56 research projects since 1989 in environmental sciences and technologies.
Lucien holds a PhD in Biology from the University of Liège.
Lucien holds a PhD in Biology from the University of Liège.
Members of the Environment Label Eligibility Committee (ENVLEC)
Andreas Drossel
Andreas is a Partner at PwC Luxembourg with more than 17 years of experience in the Asset Management and Banking industry. He has developed a great expertise in both internal and external auditing of financial institutions. Over the last 10 years, his focus has been on impact investing (microfinance and SRI funds), providing audit and advisory services linked to microfinance investment vehicles. Among his other roles, Andreas represents PwC at the European Microfinance Platform in Luxembourg, a network of European organisations and individuals active in the microfinance/financial inclusion sector in developing countries. Sustainability, ecology and economic issues have become an indispensable part of our daily lives, for this reason Andreas has developed an extensive knowledge in these areas in the past years. Andreas holds the qualification as certified public auditor in Germany (Wirtschaftsprüfer), Réviseur d’Entreprises and Expert-Comptable in Luxembourg. He disposes of a strong expertise in accounting for banks (IFRS, LuxGAAP, German GAAP) as well as of the International Standards on Auditing (ISA) and US GAAS.
Claudia Hitaj
Claudia Hitaj is an environmental economist at the Luxembourg Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development. Prior to joining the Ministry, she worked as a research economist at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology and the Economic Research Service of the United States Department of Agriculture. Claudia has 30+ publications on various topics in energy, environmental, and agricultural economics, including on sustainable finance and renewable power.
Claudia holds a BA in Economics and Mathematics, magna cum laude, from Yale University, an MPhil in Environmental Policy from the University of Cambridge, and a PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of Maryland.
Claudia holds a BA in Economics and Mathematics, magna cum laude, from Yale University, an MPhil in Environmental Policy from the University of Cambridge, and a PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of Maryland.
Henrik Malmsten
Henrik is the Founder of Durable Vision Invest, which focuses on Cleantech and SRI issues within the financial market. He has held senior fund manager positions in different asset management teams and sits in the board of several funds. In 2008, Henrik became Chairman of Swesif, Sweden's Sustainable Investment Forum. In 2006, Henrik founded Blue Engine, the first Swedish and Sweden-based fund capturing the growth in the global equity renewable energy market as well as direct investments. Henrik holds a degree from the School of Economics and Commercial Law in Stockholm.
Julie Castiaux
With over 14 years of experience in sustainability, Julie is Sustainable Finance Director at KPMG Luxembourg. In her previous role as Senior Manager at Deloitte Luxembourg, she was in charge of the coordination of the sustainability services. Passionate about nature, ecology and economic issues, Julie is an active expert in sustainability for the public and private sector. Her specialties include climate change and sustainability strategy. Her involvement in projects helps clients to progress towards sustainability by reducing their carbon footprints and environmental and social impact. She also supports financial institutions in understanding and complying with sustainable finance regulations and in the development of the ESG products strategy. Julie advises companies to improve their reporting on sustainability, with particular recommendations on environmental, human resources and health and safety reporting. Julie has a Master in geology and attended a complementary training as environmental adviser (IEC Namur) and in management (ICHEC). She has the accreditation Bilan Carbone® from ADEME and has been trained to the ERS (Ecosystem Services review) methodology.
Laure Chibrac
Laure Wessemius-Chibrac is the Founding Managing Director of the Netherlands Advisory Board on Impact Investing’ (“NAB”), an initiative launched in 2020 by various players of the Dutch financial sector with the goal to scale up impact investments and to create more cooperation within the Dutch impact investing sector. The NAB is part of a global network of National Advisory Boards under the flag of the GSG, the Global Steering Group for Impact Investment. Laure has been the driving force behind the establishment of the Dutch NAB. Before that she was head of Investments at Cordaid, an international NGO and impact investor. Next to her role at the NAB she also has supervisory functions at REGMIFA, a regional investment fund for Sub-Saharan Africa and at SNV Netherlands Development Organisation.
Laure holds a master's in management Grande Ecole from NEOMA Business School.
Laure holds a master's in management Grande Ecole from NEOMA Business School.
Members of the Green Bond Label Eligibility Committee (GBLEC)
Giuseppe Corsini
Giuseppe Corsini is Assurance Partner, Capital Markets and Accounting Advisory Services at PwC Luxembourg. He joined PwC in September 2007 and has held managing positions in the Capital Markets division in London and Audit department in Luxembourg. Giuseppe is initiator and coordinator of the green bond related service offering of PwC Luxembourg, leading the application process with the Climate Bonds Initiative and supporting the PwC network in relation to these services, in particular with China, the UK and Japan.
Tom Pfeiffer
Tom Pfeiffer is the founder and CEO of Triple Line Advisory S.à r.l. providing sustainability management, governance and advisory services.
Before setting up Triple Line Advisory, Tom was an audit Partner and Sustainability Leader at Deloitte with 22 years of experience in audit, accounting and advisory. Tom is a fellow of the Cambridge University Institute for Sustainability Leadership and is certified in Sustainability Management. Tom is a member of the “Institut Luxembourgeois des Administrateurs” (ILA) where he is involved in the Sustainability Strategy for Boards working group. Tom is an IDP-C ILA Independent Director in investment fund structures and corporates. Tom is the chair of the Inclusive Finance Network Luxembourg (InFiNe) and, besides being a board member of the European Financial Planning Association, he is the Director of the EFPA Standard & Qualification Committee.
Members of the ESG Label Eligibility Committee (ESGLEC)
Claudia Hitaj
Claudia Hitaj is an environmental economist at the Luxembourg Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development. Prior to joining the Ministry, she worked as a research economist at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology and the Economic Research Service of the United States Department of Agriculture. Claudia has 30+ publications on various topics in energy, environmental, and agricultural economics, including on sustainable finance and renewable power.
Claudia holds a BA in Economics and Mathematics, magna cum laude, from Yale University, an MPhil in Environmental Policy from the University of Cambridge, and a PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of Maryland.
Claudia holds a BA in Economics and Mathematics, magna cum laude, from Yale University, an MPhil in Environmental Policy from the University of Cambridge, and a PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of Maryland.
Elodie Van de Woestyne
Elodie is a senior manager within Deloitte’s investment management advisory team. She is actively involved within the Sustainability team, helping the asset management industry with their sustainable finance challenges.
Elodie has significant knowledge of the various sustainable finance regulations impacting financial market participants (asset managers, management companies, wealth managers, etc.) especially the SFDR and the EU Taxonomy. She is contributing to several working groups around the sustainable finance topic such as the Luxembourg Fund Association (“ALFI”).
Before joining Deloitte, Elodie worked within EY-Parthenon in Paris, helping clients with the definition of their strategic plans.
Jane Wilkinson
Jane Wilkinson is an experienced independent non-executive director sitting on the Boards of UCITS and Alternative investment funds and is also a recognised sustainable finance expert, being a regular speaker at international conferences as well as adjunct lecturer and course leader of the MSc Sustainable Finance programme of the University of Luxembourg. Her professional experience spans 30+ years, mostly in Luxembourg, where she has “grown up” with the investment management and financial sectors. Prior to going independent in summer 2019, Jane was Head of Sustainable Finance at Luxembourg Stock Exchange, and was also an appointed member of the European Commission’s Technical Expert Group on Sustainable Finance.
Until early 2017 Jane was a KPMG partner, where she spearheaded the development of KPMG Luxembourg’s alternative investments practice as well as their Sustainability services team, being responsible for sustainability client engagements and also leading KPMG’s internal CSR programme and community engagement programme, including managing the KPMG Foundation.
Throughout her career, Jane has been an active member and/or chair of responsible investment committees and working groups of various Luxembourg and International industry associations including ALFI, LPEA, ILA, ICMA, UNEPFI, EFAMA….
Until early 2017 Jane was a KPMG partner, where she spearheaded the development of KPMG Luxembourg’s alternative investments practice as well as their Sustainability services team, being responsible for sustainability client engagements and also leading KPMG’s internal CSR programme and community engagement programme, including managing the KPMG Foundation.
Throughout her career, Jane has been an active member and/or chair of responsible investment committees and working groups of various Luxembourg and International industry associations including ALFI, LPEA, ILA, ICMA, UNEPFI, EFAMA….
François Koulischer
François Koulischer is a Postdoctoral researcher at the Luxembourg School of Finance (LSF) of the Université du Luxembourg. His research interests include financial intermediation, monetary and macroeconomics and housing finance. Before joining the LSF, he was an economist at the Central Bank of Luxembourg and the Bank of France.
He holds a Ph.D. from the Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium.
He holds a Ph.D. from the Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium.
Guillaume Brousse
Guillaume is Partner at Mazars Luxembourg and is an authorised auditor and qualified Luxembourg “Réviseur d’entreprises agréé”. He has more than 18 years of experience in the audit of Luxembourg Undertakings for Collective Investments. He is dedicated to the auditing and servicing of investment management clients – UCITS, SIFs, alternative funds and management companies. He has been involved in the audit of microfinance and impact funds for more than 10 years and is now leading the ESG service offering for Mazars in Luxembourg on the assurance and regulatory side. Guillaume is part of Luxembourg industry working groups at ALFI and IRE. Guillaume holds a Master degree in audit and control from Skema Business School and is a certified expert in microfinance from the Frankfurt School of Finance.
Kenny Panjanaden
Kenny is a Director at PwC Luxembourg where he is an active member of the Sustainable Finance Working Group on top of leading the internal TCFD (Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures) initiatives.On this topic, he has led several discussions with various stakeholders (regulator, government, industry associations and players from different industries) in a bid to create awareness in the Luxembourgish marketplace, as one of the pioneers in the early days of the Task Force.He is a fellow member of the Association of Certified Chartered Accountants in the United Kingdom and is a Réviseur d’Entreprises in Luxembourg.On top of his Sustainable Finance and ESG responsibilities, Kenny manages a large portfolio of clients from the Asset Management Industry.Kenny speaks French, English and gladly converses casually in German on top of his mother tongue, Mauritian Creole.
Quirine Langeveld
Quirine is founder and director of Annonna Advisors, a consultancy firm providing advisory services on responsible investment strategies, and has been director of a family office since 2013. Prior to that, she worked as Head of Business Development & Relationship Management at Triodos Bank, responsible for institutional sales and third party distribution of Triodos Investment Management's sustainable investment strategies. Quirine has extensive experience in asset management, having spent 15 years in a leadership position at BNP Paribas Investment Partners in the Netherlands. Quirine holds a Master degree in Business Administration and Organisational management with a major in financial management from the State University of Groningen, the Netherlands.
Sebastiaan Hooghiemstra
Dr. Sebastiaan Hooghiemstra is a senior associate and member of the investment management practice of Loyens & Loeff. He assists assets managers, fund promoters and institutional investors with the structuring and setting up of Luxembourg regulated and unregulated (alternative) investment fund structures. He has a strong background in financial regulatory law and advises fund/asset managers, distributors and other financial institutions on various fund-related regulatory matters, including but not limited to licensing aspects, M&A transactions involving licensed institutions, anti-money laundering, sustainable finance and DLT aspects.
Sebastiaan is a Senior Research Fellow and lecturer on investment fund regulation at the Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
He regularly speaks at conferences and frequently publishes on investment fund law topics, including, amongst others, the following books:
• Depositaries in European Investment Law – Towards Harmonization in Europe (Eleven International Publishing 2018);
• Koersen door de Wet op het financieel toezicht – Deel III – Beleggingsinstellingen en icbe’s (BJU 2020); and as a co-author
• The Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive – European Regulation of Alternative Investment Funds (Kluwer 2012/2015/2020).
He is also the author of the Luxembourg Fund Law Compendium (Legitech 2021) and a regular contributor to AGEFI Luxembourg.
Sebastiaan has advised over the past 12 years various public institutions on policy issues related to financial regulatory law including: the European Commission, EIOPA, ESMA, the Liechtenstein government and Financial Market Authority, the Dutch Ministry of Finance and the Dutch Financial Market Authority.
Sebastiaan is a Senior Research Fellow and lecturer on investment fund regulation at the Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
He regularly speaks at conferences and frequently publishes on investment fund law topics, including, amongst others, the following books:
• Depositaries in European Investment Law – Towards Harmonization in Europe (Eleven International Publishing 2018);
• Koersen door de Wet op het financieel toezicht – Deel III – Beleggingsinstellingen en icbe’s (BJU 2020); and as a co-author
• The Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive – European Regulation of Alternative Investment Funds (Kluwer 2012/2015/2020).
He is also the author of the Luxembourg Fund Law Compendium (Legitech 2021) and a regular contributor to AGEFI Luxembourg.
Sebastiaan has advised over the past 12 years various public institutions on policy issues related to financial regulatory law including: the European Commission, EIOPA, ESMA, the Liechtenstein government and Financial Market Authority, the Dutch Ministry of Finance and the Dutch Financial Market Authority.
Stéphane Badey
Stéphane Badey is a Partner at Arendt.
Stéphane started his career in 1998 in the consulting practice of a Big Four company where he acquired extensive experience in regulatory and compliance matters in the fund management industry, before joining a leading asset servicing bank where he became Director Compliance Europe.
He specialises in anti-money laundering regulations and advises clients on all aspects relating to their AML/KYC framework.
Stéphane also has a particular interest in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) matters, especially on sustainability-related financial and regulatory aspects.
He is an active member of ALFI, LPEA and EFAMA working groups on AML and ESG.
Stéphane holds a Master’s degree in Private Law from the University of Burgundy, Dijon, and a DEA in Comparative Law from the same university. He also holds a Diploma in Legal Studies from the University of Manchester. Furthermore, Stéphane completed the Cours complémentaires en droit luxembourgeois.
Stéphane holds a Master’s degree in Private Law from the University of Burgundy, Dijon, and a DEA in Comparative Law from the same university. He also holds a Diploma in Legal Studies from the University of Manchester. Furthermore, Stéphane completed the Cours complémentaires en droit luxembourgeois.
Tom Pfeiffer
Tom Pfeiffer is the founder and CEO of Triple Line Advisory S.à r.l. providing sustainability management, governance and advisory services.
Before setting up Triple Line Advisory, Tom was an audit Partner and Sustainability Leader at Deloitte with 22 years of experience in audit, accounting and advisory. Tom is a fellow of the Cambridge University Institute for Sustainability Leadership and is certified in Sustainability Management. Tom is a member of the “Institut Luxembourgeois des Administrateurs” (ILA) where he is involved in the Sustainability Strategy for Boards working group. Tom is an IDP-C ILA Independent Director in investment fund structures and corporates. Tom is the chair of the Inclusive Finance Network Luxembourg (InFiNe) and, besides being a board member of the European Financial Planning Association, he is the Director of the EFPA Standard & Qualification Committee.
Members of the ESG Insurance Product Label Eligibility Committee (ESGIPLEC)
Anthony Dault
Anthony Dault is a Partner at PwC Luxembourg and is primarily specialized in the (re)insurance industry. He splits his time between assurance audit assignments as well as regulatory and compliance advisory mandates in that field.
He has participated in the development of the regulatory practice with a dedicated Insurance Regulatory Services proposition to meet insurance undertakings needs for both existing players and prospective entrants. He is representative for the Insurance sector in PwC Luxembourg within the ESG / SF field and is also a member of several internal Focus Groups (e.g. IDD, Anti-Money Laundering, PRIIPS, ESG), as well as several working groups at the Luxembourg (re)insurers’ professional association (“ACA”). Furthermore, Anthony is a regular speaker at conferences in the insurance industry.
Florence Buron
Florence Buron is a Partner at Deloitte Tax & Consulting where she is in charge of developing new regulatory services to the attention of Asset Managers and Insurers, such as PRIIPs & UCITS KIIDs, SFDR reporting, ESG Factsheet, etc.
Florence has more than 25 years of experience in the financial industry (banking, insurance, investment funds), mainly in project management, operational management and new services / product launch.
Furthermore, she is also a Member of ALFI, ACA and FinDatEx working groups covering different regulatory matters (PRIIPS, SFDR, IDD, PEPP, etc.).
Dr Peter J. Mathis
Dr Peter J. Mathis is a Research Scientist for Sustainable Finance at the Department of Finance. He is interested in investment management, asset pricing, corporate finance and especially the interaction of these fields with ESG.
In addition, he is CEO and owner of M Capital Advisors S.A. Luxemburg, an independent research and consulting company specialising in asset management, with a focus on liquid assets including Hedge Funds and on the valuation of illiquid assets, the analysis of cost of capital and risk management for these assets. Dr Peter J. Mathis has an international experience in the industry as Chief Investment Officer and Managing Director, working for Hedge Funds, Institutional Investment Management, Private Banking and Family Offices. He spent his academic life doing research and teaching at the Universität des Saarlandes/Germany and as Horstmann Fellow at Indiana University (USA) and holds a doctorate in Financial Economics.
Silvia Bracaloni
Silvia Bracaloni is an Italian lawyer and a member of Luxembourg and Italian bar. With over 11 years working in the Luxembourg insurance industry and the European legal sector, she has an extensive experience in insurance regulatory and contractual matters. As Legal Director at Pinsent Masons Luxembourg, Silvia is in charge of consultancy and litigation in insurance law. She provides assistance to both domestic and international clients on a broad range of issues including insurance distribution, design of life and non-life insurance product, review policy documentation, cross-border operations, and drafting agreements with third parties. She also handles claims and litigation related to the insurance industry. Furthermore, Silvia writes articles for insurance law journals, speaks at conferences and provides training on insurance matters. From 2015 to 2019, she was Chairwoman of the Italian group at the Association des Compagnies d'Assurance (ACA), where she continues to be a member of various geographical working groups as well as working groups on different regulatory issues (PRIIPS, IDD, “Triangle de sécurité” etc.).
Members of the ESG Discretionary Mandate Label Eligibility Committee (ESGDMLEC)
David Suetens
David Suetens is an Independent Director with financial services risk and business understanding with two INED mandates, one as Chair and one as Risk Chair. He was executive vice president and international chief risk officer for State Street Corporation with responsibility for leading the company’s risk management function internationally. Mr. Suetens joined State Street in May 2012 after several senior global positions held at ING Investment Management Europe, ABN AMRO Asset Management and EUROCLEAR.
Mr. Suetens holds a Faculty of Law – Juris Doctor from the Catholic University Leuven and a degree in investment advice from St Aloysius University in Brussels. He holds a master’s degree in international banking law and finance from Boston University School of Law.
Mr. Suetens holds a Faculty of Law – Juris Doctor from the Catholic University Leuven and a degree in investment advice from St Aloysius University in Brussels. He holds a master’s degree in international banking law and finance from Boston University School of Law.
Francesca Messini
Francesca is a Partner within Deloitte, leading the Sustainability practice at Deloitte Luxembourg and specialized over the last fifteen years in strategy and regulatory advisory for FSI sector. Additionally Francesca sits in the Board of LHoFT, and leading the Chinese service group for FSI in Deloitte Luxembourg.
She is the project and team leader of multiple projects at the intersection of strategy, regulatory constraints and operations while combining an understanding of the methodologies with close attention to deadlines, cross-functional dependencies, budgets, priorities and cultural aspects.
With ESG focus, Francesca leads projects helping clients with the implementation of sustainable finance regulatory requirements and with the design of sustainable finance strategies; coordinates the Corporate Sustainability at Deloitte Luxembourg; she is active member in local associations’ working groups on Sustainable finance and she is connected with the Sustainable Finance community and experts within the Deloitte network.
Francesca holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from University of Perugia in Italy, she is certified Financial Risk Manager (FRM) from GARP, and Business Sustainability Management Certification – University of Cambridge, Institute for Sustainability Leadership
Francesca holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from University of Perugia in Italy, she is certified Financial Risk Manager (FRM) from GARP, and Business Sustainability Management Certification – University of Cambridge, Institute for Sustainability Leadership
Julien Froumouth
Julien is Sustainable Finance Adviser at the Luxembourg Bankers Association (ABBL) since 2020, in charge of the ABBL sustainable finance strategy which aims to support ABBL members in adapting to new regulatory requirements and deploying solutions across sustainable investment, financing and advisory services.
He started as a consultant in the financial advisory services at Deloitte Luxembourg in 2006. In 2015, he joined the Luxembourg Stock Exchange as head of Business Project Management. In this position, he has coordinated various strategic initiatives, and more specifically he actively contributed to the launch of the Luxembourg Green Exchange, the world's leading platform for sustainable securities. He has been also responsible for regulatory projects in the private banking division of a Swiss Bank.
He is a member of several European working groups on sustainable finance, also publishing articles or speaking at conferences on the topic.
Julien has a Master’s degree from Toulouse Business School (France) and he is certified in responsible investing by PRI (Principles for Responsible Investment) and in sustainable finance by the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management.
He started as a consultant in the financial advisory services at Deloitte Luxembourg in 2006. In 2015, he joined the Luxembourg Stock Exchange as head of Business Project Management. In this position, he has coordinated various strategic initiatives, and more specifically he actively contributed to the launch of the Luxembourg Green Exchange, the world's leading platform for sustainable securities. He has been also responsible for regulatory projects in the private banking division of a Swiss Bank.
He is a member of several European working groups on sustainable finance, also publishing articles or speaking at conferences on the topic.
Julien has a Master’s degree from Toulouse Business School (France) and he is certified in responsible investing by PRI (Principles for Responsible Investment) and in sustainable finance by the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management.
Dr Peter J. Mathis
Dr Peter J. Mathis is a Research Scientist for Sustainable Finance at the Department of Finance. He is interested in investment management, asset pricing, corporate finance and especially the interaction of these fields with ESG.
In addition, he is CEO and owner of M Capital Advisors S.A. Luxemburg, an independent research and consulting company specialising in asset management, with a focus on liquid assets including Hedge Funds and on the valuation of illiquid assets, the analysis of cost of capital and risk management for these assets. Dr Peter J. Mathis has an international experience in the industry as Chief Investment Officer and Managing Director, working for Hedge Funds, Institutional Investment Management, Private Banking and Family Offices. He spent his academic life doing research and teaching at the Universität des Saarlandes/Germany and as Horstmann Fellow at Indiana University (USA) and holds a doctorate in Financial Economics.
