Danny Dieleman
Director of Wholesale Banking Capital, ING Netherlands
Danny earned a PhD in physics before joining ING Bank in 1999 as a quantitative analyst in Structured Products. He later held roles in Market and Credit Risk, working on models for mortgage prepayment and savings account interest rate risk. In 2003, he led the Portfolio Modelling team, developing ING’s Credit Risk Economic Capital model and stress testing framework. Since 2015, Danny has worked in ING’s Commercial Property Finance and Mergers & Acquisitions teams. He is currently part of ING Wholesale Banking, focusing on Private Credit.
All Sessions by Danny Dieleman
Day 2 moderator
10:10 - 10:45
BANK-FUND PARTNERSHIPS: RESHAPING THE CREDIT LANDSCAPE
Session: How regulatory shifts and private credit growth are transforming bank treasury and ALM strategies
- How Basel 4 and Solvency 2 reforms are driving loan origination out of banks into private credit
- Exploring new ways banks are partnering with Alternative Investment Funds through loan sales, co-investments, and synthetic securitizations
- How insurers gain yield through illiquid loans and how it allows for banks retain borrower relationships and generate fee income
- Highlighting how these partnerships alter liquidity profiles and market risk dynamics for bank Treasury and ALM
- Adapting pricing models and balance sheet strategies to new deal structures and shared-risk exposures