Biography
Paul De Winter started working in the financial sector in 1983 as a credit analyst at what was then Private Kas Bank. Between 1986 and 1990 he worked first as an analyst and later as an asset manager for the Brussels stockbroking company Dewaay, before joining Delen Private Bank. He has been a member of the Board of Directors of both Bank J. Van Breda & Co and Finaxis since 1998. Together with Jacques Delen, Paul De Winter pioneered the successful strategy of cautious and discretionary asset management and patrimonial advice primarily to a private clientele in the early 1990s, thanks to which Delen & Co grew from a stockbroker into one of the largest independent bankers in Belgium. Today the Delen Investments group manages an asset portfolio worth over 30 billion euros. The group is trusted by over 25,000 clients, mostly in Belgium (€20 billion), and has offices in Antwerp, Brussels, Rumbeke, Ghent, Hasselt and Liege.
Following the election win, Trump looks set to focus on three areas – tax, immigration and tariffs. Andrew Mann considers how these might impact the global economy.
Head of Investment Office Jon Cunliffe on the possible implications of Trump gaining control of the House of Representatives in addition to his election win and the Senate.
Investment Director Andrew Mann considers the Budget's impact on small businesses and interest rates.