Arie van Os
| Arie van Os | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1937 Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands |
| Occupation | Businessman |
Arie van Os (born 1937 in Amsterdam) is a Dutch businessman and financial director.[1]
Career
Arie van Os made his fortune as partner of the company Van der Moolen. In the eighties he was the director and chairman of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, together with his then flamboyant partner Hans Kroon.[2]
In 1989 he became the financial director of AFC Ajax where his reputation grew.[3] He then spent three days in jail due to a tight policy on alleged tax malpractice on behalf of the club with the transfers of Michael Laudrup and Shota Arveladze.
His position at the club was then succeeded by Ajax banker Hein Blocks.[4]
References
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- Arie van Os Filmography at IMDb
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