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 Joanne Kellermann (the Netherlands)
Joanne Kellermann has been an Executive Director of De Nederlandsche Bank since November 2007. Her responsibilities include Pension Supervision, Insurance Supervision, Legal Services and Corporate Support. In 2005, Kellermann took up employment with DNB as its General Counsel and director of the Legal Services division. Her various additional functions include a seat on the Board of Governors of De Nederlandse Opera. From 1992, Kellerman had been a partner in the NautaDutilh law firm. From 2001 until 2005, she headed the firm’s financial practice in London. Providing guidance on international financial transactions and advising on supervisory laws and regulations ranked among her main activities during her career as a lawyer. Kellermann completed her study of Dutch law at Leiden University in 1984 and was sworn in as a lawyer in Amsterdam that same year.
Anton Kunst (the Netherlands)
 Gilles Dellaert (USA)
Gilles Dellaert is a vice president in Goldman Sachs' Longevity Markets Group where he's responsible for risk sourcing, structuring and distribution. Prior to joining the Longevity Markets Group, he worked in Structured Credit Trading since joining the firm in 2003. Prior to joining Goldman Sachs, Dellaert was with JPMorgan where he worked in Credit Derivatives from 2001 to 2003. Dellaert received a Masters in Applied Economics from Ghent University in Ghent, Belgium in 2000.
 Soren Fiig Jarner (Denmark)
Soren Fiig Jarner is Chief Analyst in the Quantitative Research Unit at The Danish Labour Market Supplementary Pension Fund (ATP). The unit is responsible for the design of ALM-policies and has been involved in the development of risk measures, strategic investment policy, bonus policy, pension products and mortality models. ATP has received numerous international awards based on this work, including the Risk Award 2006 for best pension fund and the IPE Award 2005 for best European pension fund. Jarner holds an M.Sc. degree in Statistics from University of Copenhagen (1998) and a Ph.D. degree in Mathematics from Lancaster University (2002).
 Ronald Wuijster (the Netherlands)
Ronald Wuijster is Director of Strategy & Research at APG Investments since 2006. Wuijster started his career in 1989 as commodity trader and fixed income sales person for London-based firms. In 1991, he joined Robeco as their Stock Portfolio Manager. During the following 10 years, he managed emerging funds and sustainable stock funds and after this co-headed the Equity department. From 2000, he became Head of Corporate Strategy Development and was responsible for strategy, acquisitions and direct investments in venture capital. He was also Director of Research at IRIS, the investigation institute of Rabobank and Robeco. Wuijster studied Business Economics, International Law, International Finance and Psychology in Rotterdam, London and Leiden. His current interests and specializations include behavioural- and neurofinance, strategic asset allocation, investment statistics and investment innovations.
 Guy Coughlan (UK)
Guy Coughlan is a Managing Director and the Global Head of LifeMetrics and ALM Advisory within JPMorgan's Pension Solutions Group. As a specialist in ALM and risk, Coughlan has been involved in advising corporations, pension funds, and insurers on strategic risk management, asset-liability management, debt management and capital structure. For the past three years he has been focusing on pension ALM as part of the Pension Solutions Team, leading the development of LifeMetrics. Coughlan joined JPMorgan in 1994, initially within the Fixed Income Research department. Here he worked on projects involving optimal investment strategies, the development of RiskMetrics, and built JPMorgan's FourFifteen risk analysis tool. In 1996 he moved to head the newly formed Risk Management Products group, which was later spun off from JPMorgan as The RiskMetrics Group. In 1998 he founded JPMorgan's ALM Advisory team. Prior to joining JPMorgan his previous experience includes working for a major oil company.Guy holds a BSc (Honors) degree from the University of Western Australia, a DPhil (PhD) in physics from Oxford University in the UK and an MBA. He is a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Corporate Treasury Management.
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