
Frederik van der Schoot, Oaklins Netherlands
Frederik van der Schoot is a Partner at Oaklins, Netherlands. Frederik and the Oaklins Netherlands Team completed over 60 deals on the Ansarada Platform in 18 months.

Frederik van der Schoot is a Partner at Oaklins, Netherlands. Frederik and the Oaklins Netherlands Team completed over 60 deals on the Ansarada Platform in 18 months.

Effective starting: 1 July 2018 This Acceptable Use Policy (“Policy”) reflects Ansarada’s pursuit of assisting our clients in making readiness their advantage. To do this, our customers must not abuse our system or products, so our operations remain as smooth and seamless as possible. In this Policy, ‘we’, ‘us’ and ‘our’ refer to Ansarada, and ‘you’, ‘your’ and ‘customer(s)’ refer to you as a customer of Ansarada.

Warranty & Indemnity (W&I) insurance has emerged as a critical tool in African mergers and acquisitions, particularly in South Africa where activity at WTW has shown significant growth.

Archives are boring. But they're crucial. Dealmakers need comprehensive archives for regulatory sign-off & with Ansarada you can create your own with ease.

Ansarada partners with McCullough Robertson to help Aged Care companies get ready for the Royal Commission with expert leadership. Keep reading.

Deals are complex enough without the added stress of wondering whether your budget’s going to cover the process. Other data room providers charge by the document or megabyte, which forces you to guess. That’s what leads to bill shock and broken client trust. Our new pricing model is guaranteed to make life easier – for you and your clients.

“Collaboration in the Pathways is the best it’s ever been. People have been having a lot of success with it,” says Jesse Read, Ansarada Customer Success. “Pathways just encourage people to be collaborative.”

Logan Hufkie is a director at PSG Capital in South Africa, where she emphasizes the importance of relationships and mentorship in corporate finance. She relies on Ansarada's user-friendly virtual data rooms and enhanced AI capabilities to maintain the confidentiality and efficiency that high-stakes M&A work demands.

Leigh Golombick is Director of M&A at Morgan Shaw Advisory in Sydney, Australia. With over thirteen years in M&A and as founder of By Women in Finance, she knows that supporting people through life-altering transactions requires both powerful technology and genuine partnership.

The 2026 guide to EMEA renewable energy infrastructure procurement. How project and procurement teams use security, auditability, and ESG data to reach financial close in the world's most regulated energy market.

The 2026 operational guide to Asia-Pacific's renewable energy procurement. How project teams and government agencies can close the efficiency gap in the world's fastest-growing but least efficient infrastructure market.

Why is supply chain volatility the biggest threat to Americas’ renewable energy procurement in 2026? New data reveals how project teams are redesigning risk allocation frameworks to protect delivery schedules and tax credit eligibility.

Virtual data rooms (VDRs) are secure online platforms used to store, share, and manage confidential documents during M&A, due diligence, audits, and capital raising. The best VDR balances bank-grade encryption, granular permissions, compliance certifications (ISO 27001,ISO/IEC 42001 for AI governance ), and AI-powered features like automated redaction and smart search. This guide compares key security standards, pricing models, and collaboration tools to help organisations select the right platform — and explains how Ansarada leads for complex, high-stakes transactions.

Toon Peeters, M&A Partner at Deloitte Belgium, predicts steady growth in Belgian small and mid-market deal activity through 2026, fuelled by a resilient consumer sector, a thriving start-up and scale-up ecosystem around Ghent and Liège, and mounting LP pressure for cash returns.

Joe Boleski, Principal at Chicago-based lower middle market PE firm Moa Capital, argues that AI has become the defining lens through which investors must evaluate businesses in 2026.