NEW YORK, Oct. 21, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- ING Americas announced the appointment of Dan Shurey as vice president, Sustainable Finance covering the Americas region. Shurey will report to Anne van Riel, head of Sustainable Finance covering the Americas.
In this role he will be responsible for assisting in the continued expansion of ING's sustainable finance solutions to all industry sectors.
"Dan brings tremendous experience in sustainable finance, having launched Bloomberg NEF's research and data offering for this sector. He will be instrumental in building upon our solid foundation of supporting our clients to reach their sustainability goals," said Anne van Riel, head of Sustainable Finance covering the Americas. "We have seen consistent growth in inquiries from companies across all sectors regarding how sustainable financing can help build better businesses for the future. I am excited to have Dan join my team to help meet this demand."
Dan joins from Bloomberg NEF and is a recognized leading expert on sustainable and ESG-linked debt capital markets. He was an appointed specialist for two of the European Commission's Sustainable Finance Technical Expert subgroups on sustainability taxonomies.
He is a graduate of the University of Bristol, where he received a bachelor of science in environmental geoscience.
Contact:
Elaine Clark
T: 646-424-7021
[email protected]
ING Americas Profile
ING Americas is the brand name of ING's wholesale business in the Americas region, and a part of ING Group N.V. ("ING"), a global financial services company of Dutch origin with a network spanning 40 countries. ING has more than 53,000 employees helping its 38.6 million customers manage their money and meet financial goals. ING Americas offers a full array of wholesale financial products, such as commercial lending, corporate finance and a full range of financial markets, products and services.
SOURCE ING Americas
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