Menno van Tongeren

Menno van Tongeren has a diverse work experience in risk management and financial analysis. Menno started their career in 2002 at ING as a Market Risk Analyst, focusing on interest rate hedging in the banking books. Menno then transitioned to the role of Senior Portfolio Modelling Analyst, responsible for quantifying credit risk and conducting stress testing on economic capital. In 2009, Menno became the Head of Stress Testing & Scenario Analysis, where they set up the stress testing framework for ING Bank and ING Insurance.

In 2010, Menno took on the role of Head Expert Modelling and Methodology Standards, overseeing the development of Internal Ratings Based (IRB) models for credit risk quantification. Menno also led projects related to credit acceptance automation and environmental and social risk implementation. From 2015 to 2018, Menno served as the Lead IFRS9 Impairment for ING Bank, ensuring compliance with accounting standards and prudential regulations.

Menno'smost recent position was with ING Australia in 2019, where Menno worked as the Head of Integrative Risk Management. Menno managed all risk types from an enterprise-wide perspective, establishing a new team focused on the connection between financial risk types, compliance, and operational risk. Menno's responsibilities included stress testing, model development, and fostering data-driven decision making.

Menno van Tongeren completed their Masters in Business Economics from the University of Amsterdam from 1996 to 2001.