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About Investment Officer

Investment Officer is an independent journalism platform for professional investors. It is part of FD Mediagroep and provides thousands of investment professionals with relevant daily news and in-depth background on current developments in the investment industry.

Investment Officer operates websites, newsletters, and an app for readers in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, France, and internationally (in English).

Anyone who wants to understand how the European financial sector is evolving must look beyond their own market. By placing local stories from different countries side by side, similarities, differences and underlying trends become visible.

Lenneke Arts

Editor in Chief