Andreas joined McKinsey's Frankfurt Office in September 2019. He is an Expert Partner for Risk and Treasury as well as market and counterparty credit risk. He works for international active Tier 1 and Tier 2 banks, predominantly in Europe and the U.S. Andreas has authored and co-authored relevant articles and books, including “The Handbook of ALM in Banking”. Furthermore, he has been presenting at relevant industry and academic conferences.

The pop in my job: "Banken und Unternehmen dabei zu helfen, Risiken besser zu erkennen und managen und damit eine langfristige „Sustainability“ zu sichern."

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