Raimondo Eggink

Raimondo Eggink (b. 1972) is a Warsaw-based finance executive and independent supervisory-board member. He began his career in 1995 at the Warsaw branch of ING Bank N.V., where he took part in forming Poland's first asset-management company, then led ABN AMRO Asset Management (Poland) S.A. as management-board member, investment director, president and finally liquidator before it ceased operations in 2001. Since 2002 he has run his own financial-market consultancy and training business. He holds an MSc in theoretical mathematics (Jagiellonian University, 1994) and a PhD in mathematics (Jagiellonian University, 2010), is a CFA charterholder (2000) and an investment-adviser licence holder (1995). He has served on the supervisory boards of numerous listed Polish companies, and writes on capital markets and corporate governance.

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• Quant employment verification: NOT CONFIRMED. Across his own CVs, issuer disclosures and press, no source shows Raimondo Eggink in a quantitative-finance role (quant trading, market-making, hedge fund, or systematic/algorithmic trading), and identity is independently supported (IMO 1990 Netherlands record; Mathematics Genealogy record; multiple issuer CVs). His documented employers are traditional, not quant: the Warsaw branch of ING Bank N.V. (from 1995, where he helped form Poland's first asset-management company) and ABN AMRO Asset Management (Poland) S.A. (management-board member, investment director, president, then liquidator, until it closed in 2001) - ABN AMRO AM being a discretionary asset manager for institutional and high-net-worth clients rather than a quant/prop-trading desk, with his role executive/board rather than a trading seat. Since 2002 he has been self-employed in financial-market consultancy/training plus non-executive supervisory-board work. Targeted searches for 'quant trading', 'market maker', 'hedge fund', 'algorithmic', 'energy trading' and 'crypto' returned no relevant role; no internship or student quant program is claimed in any source. The absence of any quant role within an otherwise detailed career record supports NON-confirmation rather than mere uncertainty.Oct 17, 2024
• Full dated supervisory-board history: Kredyt Inkaso (since 2022), Skarbiec Holding (since 2017), Sygnity (since 2016), PERŁA-Browary Lubelskie (2004-2005, since 2008); past seats Stomil-Olsztyn (2002-2003), Warsaw Stock Exchange (2002-2008), Wilbo (2003-2005), Mostostal Płock (2003-2006), Swarzędz Meble (2004-2005), PKN ORLEN (2004-2008), KOFOLA/HOOP (2004-2012), Zachodni NFI (2006), Dębica (2008-2012), Netia (2006-2014), Bogdanka (2012-2015), GPW Wodociągi (2015-2016), AmRest (2010-2016), KOGENERACJA (2009-2019), PKP Cargo (2015-2019), Prime Car Management (2015-2020), Suwary (2015-2023).Oct 17, 2024
• ABN AMRO Asset Management (Poland) S.A. role sequence was 'member of the management board, investment director, president of the board, and, recently, liquidator' before the firm ceased operations in 2001; the task hint's 'CIO / General Manager' (1997-2001) is an index paraphrase of these executive titles, not a separate source.2016
• Career start: joined the Warsaw branch of ING Bank N.V. in 1995, where he 'played a significant role in establishing Poland's first asset management company'; both his documented employers (ING Warsaw, then ABN AMRO Asset Management Poland) are traditional institutional asset management, and the ING-founded vehicle appears continuous with the asset manager he later led - the whole early career is mainstream asset management, not quant trading.Oct 17, 2024
• Named 'Człowiek Corporate Governance 2018' (Corporate Governance Person of the Year 2018) at the 8th 'Supervisory Board' conference in Dąbrowa Górnicza - an award for independent directors; fits his documented focus on minority-shareholder protection rather than trading.2018
• Has 'published numerous articles on the development of the Polish capital market, particularly concerning minority shareholder protection'.Oct 17, 2024
• Earned the CFA charter in 2000 and served on the board of the Polish CFA Society from 2004 to 2013; obtained the Polish investment-adviser licence in March 1995 and was Vice-Chairman of the Brokers and Advisors Council (Rada Maklerów i Doradców) 1995-1997.Oct 17, 2024
• MSc in theoretical mathematics, Jagiellonian University (1994); PhD in mathematics, Jagiellonian University (2010) - a two-decade gap between degree and doctorate consistent with completing the PhD part-time alongside his finance career.Oct 17, 2024
• Competed for the Netherlands at the 31st International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO 1990, Beijing); the IMO official contestant page lists Raimondo Eggink for Netherlands 1990.1990
• Self-described on LinkedIn as a 'former professional investor and shareholder activist currently active as an independent non-executive director of mostly listed companies' - consistent with the corporate-governance/directorship track rather than a trading career. Index-only restatement of his own profile text; not independent primary-source confirmation.
• Since 2002 runs his own consultancy and training business serving financial-market entities, alongside supervisory-board seats.2016
• Authored a Forbes opinion column on the Warsaw Stock Exchange ('GPW – giełda firm państwowych', 2011), arguing listed SOEs distort the market.Mar 2, 2011