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President
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General Manager
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Deputy Manager
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Payment Methods and
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Manager of Economic Studies
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Investment and International
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Payment Method Supervision and
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Risk Manager
Tatiana Rodríguez Cerón
PRESIDENT
Lawyer and Doctor of Jurisprudence, from the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador. She also has a Master’s degree in Business Law from the the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and a Postgraduate degree in Social, Popular, and Solidarity Economy and Cooperativism from the Universidad Nacional Tres de Febrero in Argentina.
Her professional career has taken place in the banking, financial, and cooperative fields. She has solid knowledge of Cyberlaw applied to business, development, and implementation of financial public policies and regulations. She has carried out her work in private and public national and foreign financial entities, with recent emphasis on the control and supervision of entities of the popular and solidarity economy.
She was a member of the technical team of the Transparency and Social Control Function, which prepared the “National Plan for Public Integrity and Fight Against Corruption in Ecuador 2019-2023.”
In the public sector, she served as: General Legal Coordinator, at the Central Bank of Ecuador; General Legal Intendant, in the Superintendence of Popular and Solidarity Economy; and Legal Advisor, at the Bank of the Ecuadorian Institute of Social Security (BIESS), among others.
In the private sector, she served as Legal Deputy Manager of Banco de la Producción S.A. PRODUBANCO, Internal Lawyer of Lloyds TSB Bank PLC Ecuador Branch, and external lawyer of several entities of the popular and solidarity financial sector.
In the academic field, she was a professor at the International University of Ecuador and at the Universidad de los Hemisferios.
Guillermo Avellán Solines
GENERAL MANAGER
Graduated in Administration and Economics from the University of Richmond in the United States. He has a master’s degree in Economic Analysis from the Barcelona Graduate School of Economics in Spain. In addition, he has studied in the Stock Market Specialization Program, in the Guayaquil Stock Exchange, Ecuador.
He has been director of research at Ecuador Libre Foundation (2018-2021), director of studies and projects at the Guayaquil Chamber of Commerce (2016-2017); Senior Analyst of the Market Risk and Liquidity Division of Banco Bolivariano C.A (2016); consultant for the Spurrier Group (2016); Corporate Banking analyst at Citibank N. A, Ecuador branch (2013-2014); Administrator of the International Portfolio and Liquidity Fund, and analyst of international markets of the Central Bank of Ecuador (2010-2013). He has published editorials in Diario El Universo and La República Ec.
He was professor and associate researcher at the Research Center of the Espíritu Santo University of Specialties (2018-present). Professor of macroeconomics, microeconomics, public finance, financial mathematics and corporate finance. Director of the research project “Macroeconomic Uncertainty Index for Ecuador”.
He was professor and researcher at Humane School of Business (2016-2018), research publications on social entrepreneurship, labor inclusion and macroeconomic issues. Professor of Economic Analysis of the Company and Economic Environment.
He was the best student of the Stock Market Specialization Program, Guayaquil Stock Exchange (2021). He got “Omicron Delta Epsilon” graduation award for high academic merit in economics (2010) and Wallenstein Award from the Virginia Association of Social Sciences for the best university thesis (2010). He was academic excellence scholarship at the Tecnológico de Monterrey (2006-2007).
Jorge Ponce Donoso
DEPUTY MANAGER
He is a Commercial Engineer from the Universidad del Pacífico (1999) and a Master in Business Administration (MBA) from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (2004). He obtained a Technology degree in Finance from Junior College (1996).
He joined the Central Bank of Ecuador on July 18, 1988. He began his work in the Issuance Department, later in the External Credits, Money and Exchange Tables Deputy Management Office as a trader and head of the Treasury Department. He also worked as a trader of the International Reserve Portfolio, in the Investments Directorate, as a trader of the Reserve Investment Portfolio, Director of Investments and National Director of Reserve Management; and, finally, in the Directorate of Monetary and Financial Programming and Regulation as Head of Regulation Management.
He currently works as Deputy General Manager of the Central Bank of Ecuador.
John Arroyo
PAYMENT METHODS AND INTERNATIONAL SERVICES MANAGER
Electronic Payment Specialist. He holds diplomas from the Monterrey Institute of Technology in Internet-Based Business, Business Management, and Strategic Sales Management.
He has professional experience in the design, development, and implementation of clearing and settlement systems for electronic payment methods, switching systems and transaction monitoring, business models for electronic payment services, banking operations, project management, operational risk assessment, cybersecurity, and regulations applied to the financial system.
During his work experience in the private sector, he has held positions such as General Manager of Banred, Vice President of Digital Transformation, Consultant, and Project Leader. He was Deputy Manager of Systems Development and Director of National Banking Services at the Central Bank of Ecuador.
Gina Torres Cumbicus
MANAGER OF ECONOMIC STUDIES AND STATISTICS
She holds a degree in Economics and Finance from the National Polytechnic School. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the Jean Monnet University in France. She is a Finance Specialist and holds a Master’s degree in Finance and Risk Management from the Simón Bolívar Andean University.
She has 12 years of experience in the public and private sectors. She began her professional career at Insotec and Banco General Rumiñahui. In the public sector, she has held leadership positions such as Director of Economic Outlook and Director of Market Risk and Liquidity. At the Central Bank of Ecuador, she has worked as a Specialist and Director of Monetary and Financial Programming and Regulation.
Pablo Grijalva Bautista
INVESTMENT AND INTERNATIONAL SERVICES MANAGER
He holds a degree in Commercial Engineering with a specialization in Finance and Marketing from the Polytechnic University of the Army and a Master’s in Business Administration with a specialization in Finance from Campbell University in the United States. He is also a Systems Analyst and Programming Technologist at ESPE.
He has extensive experience in the public and private sectors. He is an expert in the management and investment of financial assets in international and domestic financial markets.
He has 20 years of experience managing the Reserves of the Central Bank of Ecuador, where he also held important positions such as Director of Investments, National Director of Reserve Management, Head of International Financial Risks, Trader at the Money and Exchange Desk, and Internal Auditor, among others.
He was National Manager of Risk and Revenue Assurance at the National Telecommunications Corporation (CNT EP), Superintendent of Control and Intervention of Quito at the Superintendency of Companies, and General Manager of the Grijalva Espín economic group.
Vanessa Veintimilla Brando
PAYMENT METHOD SUPERVISION AND INNOVATION MANAGER
Vanessa Veintimilla Brando is the Payment Method Supervision and Innovation Manager at the Central Bank of Ecuador (BCE), where she leads regulatory, supervisory, and authorization strategies, driving the modernization of the digital payment system and the Fintech ecosystem. She specializes in financial regulation, supervision, and economic analysis, with a solid track record in the development and implementation of regulatory frameworks and financial innovation strategies.
Previously, she had a distinguished career in Mexico, where she led the Intelligence Center of the Confederation of Industrial Chambers (Concamin), promoting industrial competitiveness through strategic analysis and the development of sectoral policies. At the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV), she coordinated international policy and regulatory cooperation, facilitating the alignment of financial regulations with global standards. Additionally, at the Institute for Industrial Development and Economic Growth (IDIC), she contributed to the formulation of key industrial policies to strengthen the productive sector. Veintimilla Brando holds a PhD in Financial Sciences and a Master’s degree in Finance, summa cum laude, from EGADE Business School. She has participated in executive programs and international conferences on sustainable finance, financial regulation, and economic analysis.
Olga Lucía Delgado Del Hierro
Risk Manager
She holds a degree in Financial Engineering from SEK International University, with a minor in International Business. She holds a Master’s degree in Financial Risk from the National Polytechnic School and a Master’s degree in Business Administration from KAIST (Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), with a specialization in Finance.
Throughout her career of more than 15 years in the financial field, she has developed technical and strategic skills in financial stability and risk management; and has collaborated on research projects and development of mechanisms for generating early warnings in the private financial sector.
As Risk Manager at the Central Bank of Ecuador, she leads comprehensive institutional risk management, coordinating the identification, evaluation, monitoring, and control of the risks facing the entity. Previously, she was National Director of Monetary Species (2019-2021), leading multidisciplinary teams and leading the planning and distribution of cash in the country.
She served as a Systemic Risk Expert (2014-2019, 2021-2024), focusing on developing a financial stability framework, generating early warnings, and technical analysis of systemic risk. As a Financial Risk Manager and Analyst (2008-2014), she was responsible for data management and cleansing, developing analytical tools, and applying statistical and econometric models to assess concentration limits, market, and counterparty risk.