Arcmont Asset Management and Churchill Asset Management, the European and U.S. asset management companies of Nuveen Private Capital, today announced the continued expansion of their European client coverage capabilities with the appointment of Ralph van Daalen as Head of Business Development Netherlands. Mr. van Daalen will focus on expanding private credit solutions across the region.
Mr. van Daalen will be based in Nuveen’s Amsterdam office and brings more than two decades of expertise in the Dutch institutional market. This appointment strengthens Nuveen Private Capital’s presence in the Netherlands, following our ongoing global expansion.
Prior to this appointment, Mr. van Daalen was Co-Head of Fiduciary Management Netherlands at Goldman Sachs Asset Management where he led a team of investment specialists and was responsible for servicing and expanding its Dutch fiduciary client base. He also held several positions at international asset manager Robeco, including Director, Institutional Client Relations Netherlands and both Board Member and Chairman of the Investment Committee of Robeco’s pension fund, in addition to roles at Towers Watson and BMO Global Asset Management (EMEA).
“Ralph has deep experience and a strong network in the Dutch market, which will help to further enhance Nuveen Private Capital’s initiative to provide leading private credit solutions to our expanding Pan-European investor base,” said Anthony Fobel, CEO Arcmont Asset Management. “He will be critical to our continued efforts to support investors and provide access to Arcmont and Churchill’s strategies – we look forward to welcoming Ralph to the team.”
Nuveen Private Capital was formed in March 2023 following Nuveen’s majority acquisition of Arcmont, which, in combination with Churchill, has created a $74 billion private capital platform and one of the world’s largest private credit managers. Collectively, Churchill and Arcmont deployed over $18 billion in support of U.S. and European private equity firms and their portfolio companies over the last twelve months ended June 30, 2024.
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