Mexico's corporate borrowers and the recovery
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Sergio Rodriguez, CFA, is a senior director in Fitch Ratings’ Latin America corporate finance group. Sergio’s main responsibilities include co-heading the Mexican corporates team and being the representative and liaison for the region at Fitch’s Corporate Criteria Advisory Forum. Previous to this, Sergio was the primary analyst for the telecom and media portfolio in Latin America. Prior to joining Fitch in 2002, Sergio worked in financial planning with GrupoVitro and as a financial analyst with Kodak de Mexico. Prior experience includes working as a portfolio manager and equity trader at several Mexican brokerage houses.Sergio holds the title of industrial and systems engineering from Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey and he earned a master’sdegree in finance from the same university. He also completed the Chartered Financial Analyst program in 2001. Sergio is a member of the CFA Instituteand the Instituto Mexicano de Ejectuivos de Finanzas, A.C..
With more than 25 years’ experience, Eugenio heads Galicia’s restructuring and insolvency practice, spanning di erent sectors and industries. For their inherent complexity, insolvency cases require a combination of transactional, regulatory and litigation skills. Eugenio o ers clients expert advice and seamless coordination of the di erent practice areas of the Firm that get involved in highly complex restructuring and insolvency matters. He has published several papers on the subject and lectured on the graduate program on corporate law at Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León. His research spans from general insolvency treatises to analysis on the treatment of derivative transactions in bankruptcy. Eugenio is well regarded by clients for his outstanding service and his pragmatic approach to problem-solving. He obtained his law degree from Universidad Panamericana in Mexico and a Master’s in Business Administration from Boston University. He speaks Spanish and English.
Elizabeth Bakarich is a Vice President and Portfolio Manager at AllianceBernstein, focusing on emerging-market corporate debt. Bakarich became part of the Emerging Markets team in 2014, working as an associate portfolio manager on corporate and local-currency debt portfolios. Prior to that, she worked in the firm’s London office on the Global and European Credit teams. Bakarich joined AllianceBernstein in 2006, initially as a member of the US Municipal investment team. She holds a BS and MS in mathematics from Stevens Institute of Technology. Bakarich is a CFA charterholder.
Pablo is Assistant Editor for Latin America. He joined Debtwire in 2014 and is responsible for the coverage of Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. Before, he worked for Dow Jones Newswires as a corporate news reporter based in Madrid (Spain). For more than five years, he covered the banking, construction and real-estate industries in real time for the Spanish service, and he also contributed to the printed and online editions of The Wall Street Journal. Prior to Dow Jones, Pablo was a corporate and financial news reporter in Madrid and London.