Who we are
Liquarto stands for independent and strategic financial advice that goes beyond standardised solutions.
We have built our expertise through an interesting mix of experiences within corporate banking in the financial sector, combined with CFO roles in the corporate world.
Jeroen Hendrickx
Jeroen Hendrickx started his career at ING where he was responsible for the relationship with Corporate Clients and Financial Institutions subsequently. After his career in banking, he moved to the corporate world and used his experience in negotiating and implementing various financing structures in an international environment as Manager Investor Relations/Credit Manager/Treasury Manager.
Jeroen holds a Master's degree in Economics (1995, KU Leuven) and followed a postgraduate degree in Special Applied Economics at the University of Barcelona (1996). In 2002, Jeroen obtained an Executive MBA from Flanders Business School.
Thierry van Alphen
Thierry's expertise is based on a long career in banking combined with experiences at a 'scale-up' company in financial technology and as CFO of an international family-owned group of companies.
Thierry holds an MBA (Solvay) and has held 'senior' roles in Corporate Banking, Credit Risk Management and Private Banking during his 22-year career at ING. His subsequent experiences at Harmoney (software) and Van Marcke (Group CFO) have enriched him with an entrepreneurial and enterprise perspective.
Liquarto will soon celebrate its 10-year anniversary. In order to increase the proximity of service, a Ghent branch has recently been opened in addition to the Antwerp branch.
Our manifesto
Our values are not about words, we bring them to practice.
This is our credo:
- We admire entrepreneurs and are passionate to build financial fulfillment for the realisation of their ambitions. We support entrepreneurs to focus on what they do best and provide support in financial structuring.
- We believe in solutions, not products.
- We are convinced that appropriate financial advice leads to fewer failures and bankruptcies.
- Debt is not repaid with cashflows, but with hard currency.
- Companies fail not because of a temporary financial setback, but because of a lack of liquidity.
- Every project and new business which needs funding deserves a fair chance of support from a financial institution.
