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Maarten Koopman is a co-founder of DIF, a global investment firm focused on infrastructure. He also co-founded KW, a leading industrial company, and worked at ABN Bank in various locations.
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Sep 4, 2023 · CVC is paying around €1 billion ($1.1 billion) in cash and stock for the business, a person with knowledge of the matter said. Amsterdam-based DIF will bring €16 billion of assets under management and 225 employees spread across 11 offices in Europe, North America and Australia focused on mid-market transactions.
Official tennis player profile of Maarten Koopman on the ATP Tour. Featuring news, bio, rankings, playing activity, coach, stats, win-loss, points breakdown, videos, and more.
Sep 4, 2023 · Blaasse, its CEO, is a former PwC partner responsible for public-private partnerships. DIF was founded in 2005 by Dutch entrepreneurs Maarten Koopman and Menno Witteveen, who worked at predecessors of ABN Amro Bank NV and built up industrial company DTG before selling it in 2002.
Menno is a co-founder of DIF. He had previously founded Koopman & Witteveen NV (KW) in 1989 with Maarten Koopman. Together, they received the backing of private equity investors to work on the buy-and-build of global, market-leading industrial company DTG, eventually selling the entity in 2002.
Maarten is a co-founder of DIF. He had previously founded Koopman & Witteveen NV (KW) in 1989 together with Menno Witteveen. Backed by private equity investors, they focused on creating global, market-leading industrial company DTG through a buy-and-build strategy before finally selling in 2002.
