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Jeroen van den Broek

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Jeroen van den Broek
Global Head of Sector Research

Jeroen is Global Head of Sector Research, based in Amsterdam. He started working for ING Financial Markets in 2001. His main focus is investment grade credit strategy with a particular focus on relative value. Previously, he was with ABN AMRO.

Jeroen van den Broek

Latest reports from Jeroen

Report Credit
Financial Institutions
Sustainability
Sustainable disclosures: A three-layer transparency path towards darker green bond markets
Sustainable disclosures: A three-layer transparency path towards darker green bond markets
Report Credit
Fallen angels and beyond
Fallen angels and beyond
Report Credit
Rates
Spreads and future default rates
Spreads and future default rates

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Unibail's new hybrid and debt swap illustrates the large extension risk
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Unibail’s new hybrid and debt swap illustrates the large extension risk


Unibail has decided to take an uncommon approach of offering hybrid bondholders a debt swap

Timothy Rahill and Jeroen van den Broek

Latest podcasts

Listen: Credit Outlook 2025
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Listen: Constructive on credit
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More from Jeroen

United States
Trump wins: Tax cuts come with a cost

Trump wins: Tax cuts come with a cost

Tax cuts support growth, but promised tariffs, immigration controls and higher borrowing costs will become headwinds
Credit
Live event: ING Outlook - Credit Markets in 2025

Live event: ING Outlook - Credit Markets in 2025

Join ING’s credit analysts as they look ahead to 2025 and guide you through their views on strategy, with additional thoughts on banks and real estate.
Credit
Credit Supply Outlook 2025: Our forecasts

Credit Supply Outlook 2025: Our forecasts

Our 2025 supply forecasts are certainly a mixed bag, but it is clear there is mostly a trend towards higher supply
Credit
Six reasons credit spreads are set to stay tight
Six reasons credit spreads are set to stay tight
FX
Credit
Rates
United States
US presidential election: Three scenarios for markets
US presidential election: Three scenarios for markets
Credit
Credit Outlook 2024: Carry me home
Credit Outlook 2024: Carry me home
Credit
Credit Supply Outlook: The Collection
Credit Supply Outlook: The Collection
Credit
Defaults expected to rise towards 5.5% in Europe and reach 6% in the US
Defaults expected to rise towards 5.5% in Europe and reach 6% in the US
Credit
Small factors combine to pressure credit
Small factors combine to pressure credit
Credit
Market turmoil leaves credit in limbo
Market turmoil leaves credit in limbo
Credit
Credit chaos: is the worst behind us?
Credit chaos: is the worst behind us?
Credit
Credit squeezing into central banks – what next?
Credit squeezing into central banks – what next?
Credit
Credit Q&A: where do we go from here?
Credit Q&A: where do we go from here?
Credit
Severe tapering added to credit cocktail
Severe tapering added to credit cocktail
Credit
Tapering could be the next ingredient in the credit cocktail
Tapering could be the next ingredient in the credit cocktail