Fundraising Fox

Magda Portugal

Investor

Sócia at Portogallo Family Office

São Paulo, Brasil

Find your path to Magda

115 people in our graph share verified history with Magda — schools, employers, funds. One of them is your warm intro.

Ana FirmatounlockedMagda: together at Unibanco SA (1996–1998)
×4Magda: together at Ibmec
×2Magda: together at Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo
×5Magda: together at Unibanco SA

About

Partner with over 30 years of investment experience; postgraduate in administration (FGV-SP) with finance training at Wharton, and a background as private banker at institutions including Unibanco, Bozano Simonsen and AIG Private Bank.

Experience

  1. Portogallo InvestimentosPartnercurrent2019 — presentSão Paulo Area, Brazil
  2. MP Advisors InvestimentosPartnercurrent2007 — present
  3. AIG Private BankSenior Representative2001 — 2008
  4. BSI AG- LondonVice President1999 — 2001
  5. BSI AGVice President1999 — 2001
  6. Bozano SimonsenGerente1998 — 1999
  7. Unibanco SASuperintendente de Private Bank1993 — 1998

Skills & more

Bloomberg1Finance26Financial Markets50Investments70Wealth Management64Asset Managment10Fixed Income21Capital Markets34Equities13Investment Banking22Banking4Risk Management3
+12 moreMutual FundsPortfolio ManagementVenture CapitalHedge FundsDerivativesEmerging MarketsPrivate BankingStructured FinanceTradingFinancial StructuringSecuritiesStructured Products

Languages English · French

From Magda's professional profile.

Colleagues at Portogallo Family Office

Frequently asked questions

Who is Magda Portugal?
Partner with over 30 years of investment experience; postgraduate in administration (FGV-SP) with finance training at Wharton, and a background as private banker at institutions including Unibanco, Bozano Simonsen and AIG Private Bank.
Where does Magda Portugal work?
Magda Portugal is Sócia at Portogallo Family Office.
Where did Magda Portugal go to school?
Magda Portugal studied at Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo; Ibmec; UERJ.

Same school

Shared employers