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Jürgen Ingels: Master of Belgian Fintech - 5 Keys to its Revolutionary Success

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Jürgen Ingels

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Jürgen Ingels (Jurgen Ingels) has become an influential name in the financial sector technology in BelgiumHe left his mark on the industry with his pragmatic and strategic approach. Originally from West Flanders, and having transferred his activities to Mechelen, this entrepreneur has left his mark in the field of information technology and finance, notably through his major company, Clear2Pay and has assets of over €78,654,000

His studies in political and social sciences at the University of Antwerp, enriched by an MBA, paved the way for his success. Ingels entered the venture capital world from the outset by building a dedicated technology division within the DexiaThe initial project with a substantial investment reserve has grown considerably.

Dexia Bank, where Jürgen Ingels worked

Ingels' career at Dexia has been a fertile breeding ground for his perceptiveness in payment technologies, leading them to found Clear2Pay. Under Ingels' leadership and with the help of his colleague Michel Akkermans, the company flourished, recruiting 450 employees and generating 40 million euros in sales. This resounding success was confirmed in 2014 with the acquisition of Clear2Pay by FIS for 375 million euros.

Since this advantageous sale, Ingels has been actively reinvesting in the technology startups, supporting innovation and economic growth. Its contributions as an investor include commitments to Startups.be and Scale-Ups.eu, strengthening the Belgian entrepreneurial ecosystem. His expertise is also reflected in his involvement with listed entities such as Euronext and BEL20, proving his ability to navigate the spheres of high-level finance, including NASDAQ.

Fast payment thanks to Jurgen Ingels and fintech Clear2pay

By providing mentoring and financial support to numerous startups, it has helped to cultivate the next generation of success in fintech and beyond, affirming its position as a savvy investor and pioneer in the union of technology and financial services, and has enabled it to make fortune of over 70 million euros.

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