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Vincent Vandeloise joins Finance Watch

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Brussels, 27 February 2023 – Vincent Vandeloise joins the Research and Advocacy Department at Finance Watch, enhancing the organisation’s sustainable finance capabilities. He will work on corporate sustainability due diligence, sustainability disclosures, and initiatives related to the EU Sustainable Finance Strategy.

Vincent has worked for over 8 years in the financial industry and brings a wealth of experience in helping banks, asset managers, and insurers meet new EU financial regulatory requirements. In past roles at Ernst & Young and PricewaterhouseCoopers he helped design and implement processes for complying with a wide range of regulation, including the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). In recent years, he has specialised in the sustainable finance domain, leading the regulatory development stream of the EY Belgium sustainable finance working group.

Julia Symon, Head of Research and Advocacy at Finance Watch said:

“We’re at a critical moment for sustainable finance policy in the EU as we will be taking stock of the many initiatives ahead of the EU elections next year. Vincent’s hands-on experience applying sustainable finance regulation brings a valuable perspective to our work and great expertise to our team, I’m delighted to have him on board.”

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Finance Watch is an independently funded public interest association dedicated to making finance work for the good of society. Its mission is to strengthen the voice of society in the reform of financial regulation by conducting advocacy and presenting public interest arguments to lawmakers and the public. Finance Watch’s members include consumer groups, housing associations, trade unions, NGOs, financial experts, academics and other civil society groups that collectively represent a large number of European citizens. Finance Watch’s founding principles state that finance is essential for society in bringing capital to productive use in a transparent and sustainable manner, but that the legitimate pursuit of private interests by the financial industry should not be conducted to the detriment of society.

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