Luego de la tormenta...¿llega la calma?
- Viernes 10 de marzo - 08.30 hs.
- Hotel Cottage de Carrasco
Perspectivas y oportunidades de inversión 2023
Tras un año históricamente duro, analizamos la coyuntura actual y
las oportunidades que se han generado en los mercados.
Expositores:
Economista, Contador Público, egresado de la Universidad de la República. Es consultor en temas económicos y financieros y profesor de cursos de Economía Monetaria e Ingeniería Financiera en la Universidad ORT Uruguay.
Es autor y coautor de artículos publicados en libros y revistas especializadas, en temas monetarios y financieros, economía laboral, crecimiento económico y política fiscal y comercial.
Fue Director Ejecutivo de la Asociación de Bancos Privados del Uruguay (2006-2014), Presidente del Directorio del Banco Central del Uruguay (2002 – 2005) y Presidente del Directorio de la Corporación Nacional para el Desarrollo (2000 – 2002)
Contador Público, Máster en Derecho y Técnica Tributaria en la Universidad de Montevideo. Postgrado en Tributación Internacional en la Universidad de Montevideo.
Axel Christensen, Managing Director, is Chief Investment Strategist for LatAm & Iberia for BlackRock. He is also a member of the Latin America & Iberia Executive Committee. Mr. Christensen’s service with the firm dates back to 2009, including time with Barclays Global Investors (BGI), which
merged with BlackRock in December, 2009. Prior to joining the firm, he was Chief Executive Officer for Cruz del Sur
Inversiones, the financial services unit of largest industrial
group in Chile, from 2008 to 2009. From 2002 to 2007, he
was Partner and Managing Director at MonedaAsset
Management, the largest independent asset management
firm in Chile. Mr. Christensen also was the Chief Investment
Officer at AFP Cuprum, one of Chile’s largest pension fund
managers, from 1997 to 2002. Between 1992 and 1997, he
also held positions at Citicorp, McKinsey and Banco de
Santiago.
Mr. Christensen currently serves as a member of the Advisory
Council on Capital Reform for Chile’s Finance Ministry. He
has also been a member of the Presidential Committee for
Pension Reform in 2006, as well as an advisor to the World
Bank and to the Finance Ministry and Securities regulator in
Chile. He was nominated to the Global Young Leaders
program of the World Economic Forum in 2008. Mr.
Christensen earned an industrial engineering degree with
distinction from the Catholic University of Chile in 1992 and
an MBA degree from Stanford University in 1996, where he
was an ArjayMiller Scholar. He is fluent in Spanish and
English.
