Asensio’s mission at BankTrack is to strengthen the organisation’s role as the leading global watchdog on banks, while ensuring the team grows, thrives, and delivers impact on climate, nature and human rights.

Asensio joined BankTrack as Executive Director in September 2025, bringing with him over twenty years of experience in leading international NGOs across Europe and Latin America. Before joining BankTrack, he served as Director of Greenpeace Brazil for a decade and was part of the global leadership team of Greenpeace International, where he helped shape worldwide strategies on forests, oceans, climate and Indigenous rights. Earlier in his career, he directed communication and fundraising at Greenpeace Spain, and later led Fundación Vicente Ferrer in India through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as Fundación Alivia.

He has spearheaded landmark campaigns such as All the Eyes in Amazon to support Indigenous communities, and Amazon Reefs, a pioneering marine research project that revealed the existence of a unique coral ecosystem at the mouth of the Amazon River.

Asensio is Spanish and currently divides his time between the Netherlands and Spain. He is the father of three grown-up children. Outside work, he enjoys cooking, art, and long walks with Malbec, his Golden Retriever.

Ryan’s mission at BankTrack is to coordinate BankTrack's campaigns and support our campaign leads and the Executive Director.

Ryan joined BankTrack in October 2012, and is BankTrack's Campaugns Director. Before moving to Nijmegen he lived in Manchester where he worked at The Co-operative Group as a specialist in ethical finance. He holds a BSc in Mathematics and Management Sciences from The University of Manchester and a MA in Sociology from Manchester Metropolitan University. When not at work or consumed by the joys of fatherhood, he enjoys reading, spending time in the woods, and training capoeira angola.

Diogo's mission at BankTrack is to lead our 'Banks and Climate' campaign, bringing the era of fossil banks to an end, and the age of the just transition and repair to a start.

Diogo joined BankTrack in January 2024 to lead our work on climate. He is originally from Costa de Caparica, Portugal, and holds a degree in Economics from Lisbon's NOVA School of Business and Economics. After work experience in the fields of social work, social entrepreneurship, and corporate innovation, he shifted gears to grassroots activism in 2019 at Climáximo. He has ever since been active in the climate justice movement - fighting for free, just and caring societies.
Diogo thrives in community, is a passionate communicator, initiating cinephile, avid podcast-listener and occasional wanderer. He's also very grateful for all the bread and roses in his life.

Ola's mission at BankTrack is to lead our 'Banks and Nature' campaign and to stop banks from financing nature destruction.

Ola joined BankTrack in January 2024 to lead our work on nature. She holds a B.Sc in Chinese Studies from the University of Gdansk. Before joining BankTrack, she spent seven years in China where she worked on environmental issues at the EU Delegation to China and later at the International Institute of Green Finance at the Central University of Finance and Economics in Beijing where she led the work on biodiversity finance. She was also an active member of the Beijing Energy Network Community.
She is an enthusiastic gardener and aspiring regenerative farmer. In her free time, she likes to grow and build things, read books under the trees and go on outdoor adventures with her two dogs Ella and Onsa.

Giulia’s mission at BankTrack is to lead our human rights campaign and advocate for respect for human rights in the banking sector.

Giulia joined BankTrack in March 2022 as a Human Rights Researcher and Campaigner, and since October 2026 leads our human rights campaign. Her ambition is to work towards a fairer and more inclusive global economy, in which every company makes respect for people and planet part of everyday business. Her other priority in life is good food, having grown up in the rolling hills of Piedmont, Italy, which is world renowned for its rich culinary tradition, including wine and truffles. When not busy trying out new eateries, Giulia also enjoys sports, running, and spending time by the sea. Before BankTrack, Giulia worked at the Business and Human Rights Resource Centre, and at the International Code of Conduct Association. She holds a BA in Linguistics and International Relations from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London, and a MA in International Affairs from the Graduate Institute in Geneva.

Raymon’s mission at BankTrack is to deliver top class graphic design for our website and publications, and ensure that our financial management and office systems are in good shape.

Raymon is originally from Nijmegen and has been working for BankTrack since September 2009. Raymon started out at BankTrack as a website manager, but gradually evolved his role in the organisation. He picked up bookkeeping and office management in his starting years. During that time, Raymon was also pursuing a career as an artist/designer. He eventually put his talents as a designer to work at BankTrack, starting in 2015. At the moment, he designs the looks of our websites and reports, coordinates and collaborates with our external web developers and acts as a safeguard to a consistent visual presence of the organisation.

In his free time, Raymon spends a lot of time playing the electric guitar and composes his own music. He is also into Shaolin Kung Fu, video games, walks in nature, playing board games and is a connoisseur of Dutch dark ales and stout beers.

Erik’s mission at BankTrack is to keep our website up to date and in good shape, and identify funding sources for our work.

Erik was educated at the HEAO Business School in Arnhem, where he studied Logistics, Marketing and Economics. He was a certified financial and mortgage advisor.

Erik spent most of his working life as financial advisor for private and small business clients. At the same time, he worked as a volunteer for Amnesty International coordinating regional campaign work. Through an unlikely turn of events, he came across BankTrack whilst researching topics for a local newspaper and typing ‘Nijmegen’ into WikiLeaks. After writing an article about BankTrack, he decided that it would be the perfect organisation for him to work for - a crossroads between his background in finance and his human rights work. And so, he started in February 2016, eventually becoming BankTrack’s Website Content Manager.

Besides his work at BankTrack he volunteers as an editor for local newspaper De Nijmeegse Stadskrant, and at a local secondhand bookshop called Books4Life. He considers himself a nerdy text-driven book worm and still stubbornly believes he has it in him to write a work of fiction.

Quentin's mission at BankTrack is to bring the Banks and Steel campaign forward.

Quentin joined BankTrack in September 2023 as a Banks and Climate Policy Analyst. In February 2026 he became a Policy Analyst and Campaigner for the Banks and Steel campaign. He has a Master's degree in International and European Environmental Law from Aix-Marseille University. Before joining BankTrack, he worked for five years at the International Institute for Law and the Environment (IIDMA, Madrid, Spain). At IIDMA, Quentin analysed Spanish private companies' climate and environmental policies and was leading the engagement with banks, insurers and utilities. He also worked on energy transition-related topics such as gas power plants and green hydrogen value chain. When he is not working, Quentin is likely to be found training for his next marathon or learning about sport nutrition, physiotherapy and physical preparation. He also enjoys spending time outdoors and cooking.

Camilla's mission at BankTrack is to advocate for banks' better climate policies and accountability based on in-depth research.

Camilla joined BankTrack in September 2023, first as an intern for the Banks and Climate campaign, then as Climate Campaigner, coordinating the End Coal Finance project and, since July 2026, coordinating research and advocacy for the Climate team.  Her ambition is to work towards a more sustainable global economy, where the corporate pursuit of continuous growth is no longer threatening the collapse of climate and civilisation. Growing up in the Italian Alps, she inherently holds nature in high regard and dreams of renovating an old cottage with a large permaculture garden in her native village. In her free time, you can find her advocating for sustainable fashion all over social media, knitting a sweater while drinking a hot cup of tea, or hiking the hills of Southern Limburg. She holds a Master’s Degree (J.D.) in European, Comparative, and Transnational Law from the University of Trento and an LL.M. in International Law and Security from the University of Glasgow, and is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Degrowth: Ecology, Economics and Policy from the Autonomous University of Barcelona.

Inma’s mission at BankTrack is to challenge banks to support a just climate transition that places communities, territories, and their right to shape their own futures at its centre.

Inma joined BankTrack in September 2026 as an intern for the Banks and Climate campaign. Originally from Mallorca, Spain, she is currently pursuing an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s in Climate Change and Territorial Development (CCD-STeDe), jointly delivered by the University of Padua in Italy and Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar in Ecuador. She holds BAs in International Relations, with a focus on International Economics, and Philosophy, with a focus on Ethics and Social Justice, from Webster University, where she graduated Cum Laude with departmental honors.
Her work brings together research, climate advocacy, and grassroots organising. She has been involved in diverse grassroots and civil society organisations, including Fridays for Future Spain, and has experience in advocacy, community organising, stakeholder coordination, and institutional work. She is currently researching the governance of strategic critical raw materials, focusing on sovereignty, extractivism, and socio-environmental justice.

Matilde's mission at BankTrack is to bring our Banks and Climate campaign further.

Matilde joined BankTrack in September 2026 as a Research and Campaigning intern on Climate. She is a Master’s student in Socio-Ecological Economics and Policy at WU Vienna, with a background in Economics and Social Sciences from the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. Her research interests lie at the intersection of socio-ecological transformation, economic policy, territorial development, and social provisioning. She is particularly interested in the economic and policy arrangements that shape people’s access to essential services and the conditions for liveable communities, especially in rural and mountain areas.

She has worked on energy transition topics including renewable energy communities, home energy storage systems, and energy poverty in the EU. Alongside her studies, she has been involved in collective organising around feminist economics and social justice in Vienna.

Habiba's mission at BankTrack is to bring our Banks and Climate campaign further.

Habiba joined BankTrack in September 2026 as a Banks and Climate intern. She is a researcher working at the intersection of economic and climate/energy justice in Egypt, where she is from. Her research has covered the impact of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism on Egypt's local manufacturing industries, the EU's extractivist foreign “green” investment policy in the MENA region, the reciprocal relationship between fossil fuel expansion and foreign debt, and how the US dollar hegemony limits Global South countries' sovereignty. She holds a bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Amsterdam and is currently completing a master's in Political Ecology, Degrowth and Environmental Justice at the Autonomous University of Barcelona.

In her free time she enjoys the park, the beach, or staying in with a book and her cat, Nouga.

Amina's mission at BankTrack is to bring our Banks and Human rights campaign further.

Amina joined BankTrack in September 2026 as an intern for the Banks and Human rights campaign. She is a human rights researcher with a growing interest in holding the financial sector accountable. She is currently doing an MA in International Relations, Global Politics and Social Theory at the University of Bremen in Germany. Before that, Amina completed a BA in Political Science and International Relations at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. She has experience in research, advocacy and compliance. At a human rights NGO in Seoul, she researched human rights conditions in North Korea and drafted policy briefs and advocacy materials. In Almaty and Astana, she volunteered with a feminist initiative, organising events and running campaigns. She also interned in the compliance team of a national engineering company, monitoring anti-corruption policies and mapping stakeholders. She speaks Kazakh, Russian, English and some German, and works well with R, R Studio, and MaxQDA.