What does Alfonso García Mora invest in?

Alfonso García Mora invests in Fintech, Impact & Social Good.

Where did Alfonso García Mora go to school?

Alfonso García Mora studied at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (PhD, Economics); KU Leuven (Master, Financial Economics); Boston University (Phd Courses, Economics).

Alfonso García Mora

Investor

Vice President for Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean at International Finance Corporation

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

About

Alfonso García Mora is IFC's Vice President for Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, where he oversees the institution's engagements across both regions and works to build a pipeline for private sector investments. He previously served as IFC's Regional Vice President for Asia and the Pacific and held director roles at the World Bank, including Global Director of Finance, Competitiveness and Innovation, and earlier was a Partner and Managing Director at Analistas Financieros Internacionales (AFI). A Spanish national, he holds a PhD in Financial Economics from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.

Invests in

FintechImpact & Social Good

Experience

IFC - International Finance CorporationVice President Europe, Latin America and the Caribbeancurrent2022 — presentWashington, District of Columbia, United States
IFC - International Finance CorporationVice President Asia and the Pacific2020 — 2022
The World BankGlobal Director, Finance Competitivess and Innovation2019 — 2020Washington D.C. Metro Area
The World BankDirector, LAC/ECA/MENA, Finance Competitiveness and Innovation2016 — 2019Washington DC
The World BankManager for Latinamerica and the Caribbean (LAC), Finance & Markets2014 — 2016Washington D.C. Metro Area
The World BankLead Financial Sector Specialist2013 — 2014Área Metropolitana de Washington D.C., Estados Unidos
AFI (Analistas Financieros Internacionales)Partner-Managing Director2007 — 2012Greater Madrid Metropolitan Area
AFI (Analistas Financieros Internacionales)Partner2002 — 2007Greater Madrid Metropolitan Area
AFI (Analistas Financieros Internacionales)Analyst2000 — 2002Greater Madrid Metropolitan Area

Skills & more

Risk ManagementMergersEconomicsBankingSpanishCapital MarketsValuationCorporate FinanceFinancial MarketsFinancial ModelingEmerging MarketsFixed Income

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Colleagues at International Finance Corporation

Elena Bourganskaia

Vice President, Strategy and Operations Support at International Finance Corporation

Ethiopis Tafara

Regional Vice President, Africa at International Finance Corporation

Federico Galizia

IFC Vice President and Chief Risk Officer at International Finance Corporation

John Gandolfo

Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at International Finance Corporation

Makhtar Diop

Managing Director at International Finance Corporation

Mary-Jean Moyo

Chief of Staff at International Finance Corporation

Mohamed Gouled

Vice President, Products & Clients at International Finance Corporation

Olawale Ayeni

Investor at International Finance Corporation

Frequently asked questions

Who is Alfonso García Mora?: Alfonso García Mora is IFC's Vice President for Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, where he oversees the institution's engagements across both regions and works to build a pipeline for private sector investments. He previously served as IFC's Regional Vice President for Asia and the Pacific and held director roles at the World Bank, including Global Director of Finance, Competitiveness and Innovation, and earlier was a Partner and Managing Director at Analistas Financieros Internacionales (AFI). A Spanish national, he holds a PhD in Financial Economics from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.
Where does Alfonso García Mora work?: Alfonso García Mora is Vice President for Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean at International Finance Corporation.
What does Alfonso García Mora invest in?: Alfonso García Mora invests in Fintech, Impact & Social Good.
Where did Alfonso García Mora go to school?: Alfonso García Mora studied at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (PhD, Economics); KU Leuven (Master, Financial Economics); Boston University (Phd Courses, Economics).