Agenda

On July 16, a free and live master class was given by Enrique Mestre Nieto, Partner at Alaluz Capital, SGIIC, SA, David Sánchez Grande, Director of Capital Management Santander Spain and Luis Sala, Market risk, liquidity and interest Abanca. This informative session described the characteristics of the following certifications: CFA, FRM and CAIA.

On July 9, José Manuel Amor, managing partner of the Afi Economic and Markets Analysis area, gave a masterclass on the evolution and interconnections between the financial and economic cycles, the role of leverage in debt crises, possible policy responses economic and monetary, and its potential consequences.

On Wednesday 8 July, David Cano, Managing director of Afi Global Investments SGIIC, gave a masterclass in which he analysed the performance ratios in portfolio management.

The session featured representatives from the British Embassy, the HM Treasury, Finresp and from four service providers in the field sustainable finance, both from Spain and the UK.

Daniel Beunza, Associate Professor in Management at the Cass Business School, analysed the technological and organizational reaction of the London City banks to the COVID-19 and addressed the future of the trading floors and its implications for the financial markets.

Afi, Iseak, Ivie and KSNET presented the Network for Good Practices in Evaluation (REDEV in its Spanish acronym).

Emilio Ontiveros, president of Afi, addresses to what extent the economic measures taken will be enough not only to guarantee an acceptable level of recovery but also to impulse a modern and competitive reconstruction.

The Academic Forum of Sustainable Finance will hold a discussion panel to present its manifesto.

Mauro Guillén, Professor of International Management at Wharton School, analysed the challenge that population growth poses for the achievement of the SDGs.

Nereida González, consultant of the Economic Analysis area at Afi, analyses the economic consequences of COVID19 in Mexico.