Vink appointed Fund Manager Achmea Dutch Retail Property Fund
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Vink appointed Fund Manager Achmea Dutch Retail Property Fund
Anky Vink has been appointed as the Fund Manager of the Achmea Dutch Retail Property Fund, effective 1 January 2025. She will be responsible for the strategic investment policy of the fund (EUR 900 million AuM).
Anky Vink has been working at Achmea Real Estate as an Asset Manager since 2018. Previously, she was active as a real estate advisor and registered valuer at companies including Cushman & Wakefield, DTZ Zadelhoff, LMBS retail, and Locatus. She has a total of more than 21 years of experience in retail real estate.
"We are very pleased to have Anky as our new Fund Manager," says Peter Koppers, Investment Management Director at Achmea Real Estate. "Anky has played an important role in the successful transformation of the retail fund over the past years. Her knowledge and experience will help us continue to create financial and societal value for our institutional clients."
Anky Vink adds: "I look forward to leveraging my experience and network to realise the ambitions of the retail fund. The retail sector in the Netherlands has undergone an exciting transformation, but is now showing renewed growth in the right locations. This presents opportunities for institutional investors and thus for the retail fund."
"We are very pleased to have Anky as our new Fund Manager," says Peter Koppers, Investment Management Director at Achmea Real Estate. "Anky has played an important role in the successful transformation of the retail fund over the past years. Her knowledge and experience will help us continue to create financial and societal value for our institutional clients."
Anky Vink adds: "I look forward to leveraging my experience and network to realise the ambitions of the retail fund. The retail sector in the Netherlands has undergone an exciting transformation, but is now showing renewed growth in the right locations. This presents opportunities for institutional investors and thus for the retail fund."