Oliver Brugel

Former CEO of Barings in Europe Region, following 5 years as COO. Previously, COO Europe of Babson Capital Management. Prior to this, co-founder of Duke Street Capital Debt Management. Oliver holds a M.Sc. from London School of Economics, a Ph.D from Warwick Business School and was a Research Fellow and London Business School.

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  • Former CEO of Barings in Europe Region, following 5 years as COO.

  • Previously COO of Babson Capital Europe and co-founder of predecessor Duke Street Capital Debt Management.

  • Oliver is a private investor and is an advisor to a number of start-up companies.

  • M.Sc. from London School of Economics, Ph.D. from University of Warwick

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