March 2, 2022
4.00-5.00 pm (Swiss time)
Latin America will remain a land of select investment opportunities in 2022, amid structural macroeconomic challenges, high social tensions, and continued political noise.
To highlight the most relevant aspects of this complex context, LATCAM was delighted to invite you to a webinar offered by our Patron UBS and featuring as speaker Alejo Czerwonko, Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer Emerging Markets Americas, UBS Global Wealth Management. Alejo Czerwonko provided us with a fresh outlook on Latin America’s economic and financial markets, also in the new context of the Russian war on Ukraine.
Introductory remarks were addressed by LATCAM Board Member Matthias Musch, Head of Wealth Management International Latin America at UBS Switzerland AG.
Alejo Czerwonko is Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer Emerging Markets Americas, UBS Global Wealth Management, based in New York. In this capacity, Alejo leads a team of analysts focusing on emerging markets macro-economics and the development of investment ideas in these markets, influencing the allocation of billions of dollars of the firm’s assets under management.
He is a member of the CIO Americas Management Committee and the Wealth Management Latin America Management Committee. Alejo is also a member of the Advisory Board of the Wilson Center’s Latin America Program, the leading global think tank based in Washington, D.C. Alejo frequently appears on Bloomberg Television, CNBC, and CNN, and regularly contributes to financial publications including the Financial Times, Bloomberg, Reuters, and the Wall Street Journal.
Alejo earned a PhD in economics from Columbia University. He also holds a degree in economics and finance from Tilburg University and Universidad del CEMA. He is an Adjunct Profession at Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs, where he teaches a course on emerging markets.
From 1993-2017, Matthias worked in different management capacities for Deutsche Bank AG in Switzerland, Germany and Latin America, covering a wide spectrum of activities first in the corporate and investment banking division, then in the private wealth management division.
Matthias has a Bachelor’s degree from University of Hagen, Germany.
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