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Seb Walhain

Fortis Bank’s Seb Walhain is surprised that more financial institutionsaren’t involved in the European emissions trading scheme. By Paul Lyon

Seb Walhain, director of environmental products for Fortis Bank in Amsterdam,doesn’t wait for markets to develop – he prefers to drive development.As a result, Walhain has been involved with two firsts in the European emissionsmarket: the first trade and now the first Isda-based trade.

In February last year, Dutch utility Nuon and Shell completed the first tradein carbon dioxide emissions

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