

BREEAM-NL Expert In Use
- 08 mei 2025
- Van Bylandt Huis, Den Haag
- DGBC
Datum
ma 21 september 2020 | 13:15
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New developments in the field of sustainable buildings and sustainable financing will have consequences for the role of banks in the (near) future.
Are the current green financial instruments innovative enough to stimulate the right system transition for the building sector? And what is the impact of these developments for our customers in real estate and building?
Petran van Heel | Shanawaz Bhimji | Bas Rutten | Joop Hessels |
This DGBW Session will be in English.
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The DGBW Session is part of the anniversary edition of the Dutch Green Building Week. The tenth edition of the week will take place from September 21 to September 25. #MadeinHolland is the theme of the week, with which the Dutch Green Building Council (DGBC) and its partners will put the Netherlands on the international map.
Go to the anniversary edition of Dutch Green Building Week
Shan writes about public issues within the world of real estate companies, in the field of residential and commercial developments. This market has shown an enormous growth in recent years, with its size increasing from EUR30bn in 2015 to EUR 127bn in 2020. Investors have increasingly come to appreciate this form of "unsecured" bonds and the entry of multiple issuers based on diversification, a predictable business model and higher returns than usual. The real estate sector is now in second place when it comes to branches issuing green corporate bonds. Before starting as a strategist, Shan was a corporate bond specialist within ABN AMRO private bank. Previously, Shan held various positions within Deutsche Bank's corporate lending business. Shan has a master's degree in business economics with a CFA degree. |
![]() ![]() Bas Rutten (BEc, MBA, MSc, FRICS, BREEAM Expert)?started his career at ABN AMRO as Coverage Banker in Rotterdam. In 1999 he moved on to work as a Coverage Banker International at subsidiary Bouwfonds Property Finance. In 2007 he went working at a subsidiary of Rabobank for International commercial real estate developer MAB in Paris. In 2014 Bas returned to the Netherlands and ABN AMRO. He is now Head of Real Estate Large Accounts within the Commercial Bank. ? ?He furthermore is involved as member of the Supervisory Board of at Building Society Pre Wonen. Member of the Advisory Board of the PROVADA and Member of the exam committee at Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors. |
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