Overview
Jan De Spiegeleer is chief executive officer of RiskConcile Holding BV, a role he took up in July 2024, and is based in Leuven. He co-founded RiskConcile in October 2015 and remained with the company until 2024. Since February 2014 he has also been a visiting professor in mathematics at KU Leuven.
Before RiskConcile, he was head of risk management at Jabre Capital Partners from 2007 to 2015, managing director of Erasmus-Capital NV from 2004 to 2007, and managing director at KBC Financial Products from 1994 to 2004. He began his career as an officer in the Belgian Army, serving from 1983 to 1994.
He studied civil engineering at the Royal Military Academy, Belgium, completing an MSc in 1988, and took a master's in financial management at Vlaams Economische Hogeschool the following year. At KU Leuven he obtained an MBA in 1993 and a PhD in mathematics in 2013.
Career history
In the news
- Yesterday, RiskConcile hosted its webinar "Divergence by Design", on the reform of UK fund regulation. Thanks to everyone who joined Jan De Spiegeleer, Gemma Capelo and Kimon Apostolidis. On 14 July 2026, the FCA published two major consultations at once: CP26/28 (the new UK AIFM regime) and CP26/26 (FRAME). Together, they mark the biggest reform for UK fund managers since the post financial crisis reforms. A few of the key points we covered: - Two separate reforms, not one: new AIFM size tiers, and a fund by fund reporting split
- We are proud to announce that RiskConcile has been nominated for the European FundsTech Provider of the Year award in the category Data & Data Management! 🏆 This recognition reflects the hard work and dedication of our entire team. We look forward to seeing everyone at the Award Show in November! Thomas Desombere Toon Daenen Jan De Spiegeleer Jegor Tokarevich Gemma Capelo Fitz Partners Ltd B4Finance by RiskConcile SOF (Substance Over Form Ltd.) RiskConcile Group Funds Europe David Wright #FundsTech #DataManagement #Awards
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