PhD Candidate in Macroeconomics and International Finance from Columbia University, New York. Economist from the University of Buenos Aires and Master in Economics from UCEMA. Specialist in macroeconomic issues, financial and regulatory stability, corporate governance, sustainability and entrepreneurship. She has a recognized technical domain and close understanding of the economy in Latin America, particularly in countries such as Colombia and Guatemala.

She was Principal Economist at the World Bank for 21 years, Advisor to the President of the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Argentina, and President and Co-founder of the Center of Financial Stability for Latin America for 9 years.

She is currently a Financial Stability Advisor at the United States Treasury since 2016, a member of the OECD Corporate Governance team since 2003, and a partner at Global Outcomes, a consulting firm that advises institutions in Latin America on environmental, social and corporate governance issues.

Her solid trajectory, both professional and academic, and her profound knowledge in macroeconomics, regulation, financial stability and corporate governance, contribute to the strengthening of the culture of the Bank, rugosity and prevention, identification and appropriate managing of risks.

With her wide experience and knowledge in ESG matters, she promotes the integration of ESG criteria in the bank’s operations and strategy, as well as the identification and ESG associated risk management. She also promotes the adoption of strategies that ensure the sustainability and resilience of the organization in the long term.

With her understanding in the best corporate governance practices recognized internationally, she directs the implementation of efficient, transparent and responsible governance structures, that attract investors trust and long-term sustainability. Moreover, her experience in the dynamics of emergent markets supports the risks and regional opportunities understanding.

She is not involved in any cause of inability or incompatibility according to the law and the Good Governance Code and complies with the Independence criteria established by the law and the Good Governance Code.

She is not a PEP under colombian regulation.

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