Bram van Sunder helps financial institutions prevent financial crimes. He views banks and insurers as the gatekeepers of our financial system, with a key role in preventing criminal activities like money laundering, the funding of criminal enterprises and networks or human trafficking.
Bram studied Business Administration at the University of Amsterdam and took a Master’s in Management Consultancy at Erasmus University Rotterdam. However, he previously ran his own business in China as well, where he provided consultancy services to local SMEs. He has been with EY since 2010. Bram’s creativity, entrepreneurial spirit and international experience have helped him build a wealth of knowledge, from which he can draw on a daily basis.
“As we are seeing the introduction of increasingly complex legislation aimed at the prevention of financial crimes, I help our clients navigate those obligations in day-to-day practice. This process is proving to be a real challenge, with many struggling to assess themselves objectively: are we on the right track, are we future-proof? I help them connect to the experts that they need.“
How Bram is building a better working world
“The Financial Crime & Conduct Consultants team works toward building a better working world on a daily basis. We do so by contributing to the integrity of our financial system. More resilient gatekeepers will automatically reduce the likelihood of financial crime. My team includes a broad range of experts with entirely different backgrounds and experiences. We work with both the public sector and our clients to build a better, less criminal world.“
