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Paloma Piqueras Hernández
Comptroller/Controller/Auditor chez
BBVA Asset Management SA SGIIC
Finance
Profil
Ms. Paloma Piqueras Hernández is a Head of Regulation & Internal Control at BBVA Asset Management SA SGIIC, and Chairman at Garanti Portföy Yönetimi AS.
She joined the BBVA Group in 1990, worked as a fund manager in investment management for ten years.
Later, she headed the innovation and product development department.
In September 2009, she was appointed Chief Executive Officer of BBVA Portfolio Management SGIIC and became responsible for the management of Private Pension and Investment Funds in Spain and Portugal.
She studied law and economics at Pontificias de Comillas University in 1984-1990, she joined the EFFAS certificate program in 1993-1994 and obtained a European Financial Researcher certificate.
Postes actifs de Paloma Piqueras Hernández
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
BBVA Asset Management SA SGIIC
 BBVA Asset Management SA SGIIC Investment ManagersFinance BBVA-AM’s investment philosophy is based in three pillars: a global investment process, global risk management, and global valuation and performance. The firm seeks to provide long-term consistent performance. They combine their global investment and risk management process with solid specialization and knowledge of local markets. The process includes rigorous integration of risk control into the investment process (use of risk measurement models for decision-making). | Comptroller/Controller/Auditor | 01/11/2022 |
BBVA Asset Management SA SGIIC (Private Equity)
 BBVA Asset Management SA SGIIC (Private Equity) Investment ManagersFinance BBVA-PE is an active manager which invests through their fund of funds in both Spanish and international venture capital funds. The advantages of this instrument include the liquidity commitment offered both by BBVA and the market itself. Their fund's first investments were in the Mercapital Spanish Buyout III España FCR, Carlyle Europe Partners III LP, AC Capital Premier II FCR, Doughty Hanson & CO V LP and Mezzanine Finance Europe. The firm aims to invest a majority of the fund's assets in buy-out funds (purchasing majority holdings in companies) and the remaining portion in expansion capital funds. Their goal is to invest in a limited number of funds. | Private Equity Investor | 01/01/2017 |
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BBVA Asset Management SA SGIIC
BBVA Asset Management SA SGIIC Investment ManagersFinance BBVA-AM’s investment philosophy is based in three pillars: a global investment process, global risk management, and global valuation and performance. The firm seeks to provide long-term consistent performance. They combine their global investment and risk management process with solid specialization and knowledge of local markets. The process includes rigorous integration of risk control into the investment process (use of risk measurement models for decision-making). | Finance |
BBVA Asset Management SA SGIIC (Private Equity)
BBVA Asset Management SA SGIIC (Private Equity) Investment ManagersFinance BBVA-PE is an active manager which invests through their fund of funds in both Spanish and international venture capital funds. The advantages of this instrument include the liquidity commitment offered both by BBVA and the market itself. Their fund's first investments were in the Mercapital Spanish Buyout III España FCR, Carlyle Europe Partners III LP, AC Capital Premier II FCR, Doughty Hanson & CO V LP and Mezzanine Finance Europe. The firm aims to invest a majority of the fund's assets in buy-out funds (purchasing majority holdings in companies) and the remaining portion in expansion capital funds. Their goal is to invest in a limited number of funds. | Finance |
