- Ebury has experienced strong growth momentum in Belgium, a key hub for its European operations with a 60-strong team dedicated to exceptional customer service.
- Andy Dierens will help build on this momentum, accelerate growth, drive greater brand visibility and further cement Ebury’s role as a key player in Belgium’s fintech ecosystem.
- To support continued growth and underline its commitment to the Belgian market, Ebury has relocated its operations to a new, bigger and modern office in the heart of Brussels.
Ebury, the global fintech specialising in international payments and FX risk management, is pleased to announce the appointment of Andy Dierens as its new Country Manager for Belgium. Andy is a highly experienced executive with over a decade of experience in the financial services sector in Belgium, with particular expertise in FX hedging, trade & commodity finance and working capital solutions. He has a deep understanding of the Belgian market and a proven track record of driving revenue growth and enhancing client relationships. Before joining Ebury, he held several senior leadership roles in Belgium, including at Belfius Bank and ING.
Andy will lead Ebury’s Belgian operations, set the strategic direction and deepen relationships with Belgian businesses with international growth aspirations and drive the next phase of growth.
Belgium serves as the key hub for Ebury’s continental operations. The Company’s core mission in Belgium is to empower businesses to operate globally with ease through its native digital platform and customer-centric approach. SMEs form the backbone of the Belgian economy, yet their international ambitions are often hampered by slow, complex and costly cross-border transactions. Ebury is uniquely positioned to solve these challenges with fast, personalised and cost-effective solutions.
Kees Veerman, Managing Director – Europe, UK, Switzerland and Canada said: ”I am delighted to welcome Andy to our business. With his proven experience of delivering strong financial performance and building high-functioning teams, we are confident Andy will be instrumental in accelerating growth, strengthening relationships with customers and building on our success to date in this strategically important market.”
Andy Dierens, Country Manager for Ebury Belgium, commented: ”I’m excited to join Ebury at such a pivotal moment for the business in Belgium. I have long-admired Ebury and its reputation in the market for its reliable, personalized and transparent solutions and I look forward to working with my new colleagues to drive the Company’s operational and financial performance and deliver exceptional value to our customers.”
Details of Ebury’s new Belgium office
The new office is located at 23 Marnix Avenue, 1000 (Brussels), offering a welcoming and modern working environment designed to support both collaboration and focus. This sophisticated space features bright meeting rooms and comfortable areas where colleagues can connect and unwind, embodying the Ebury culture of innovation and teamwork.
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About Ebury
Ebury is the leading payments specialist that helps small- and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) operate and grow internationally. It is a global fintech company with a comprehensive and tailored offering to enable businesses to make and collect cross-border payments, manage currency risk and access business lending.
Founded in 2009 by Juan Lobato and Salvador Garcia in London, today, Ebury has over 1,800 employees serving over 16,700 customers across 40+ offices in over 29+ markets. They have capabilities in 130+ currencies. Ebury has grown rapidly and profitably in recent years.
In FY 2024, revenues rose to £220 million, and EBITDA grew to £9 million. Ebury is regulated as a payment institution by the National Bank of Belgium (NBB), allowing it to pass its license to offer its services in all EEA Member states, and backed by top-tier investors, including Banco Santander, who have a majority share ownership.