CAF's Board of Directors appointed Renny Alberto López as Interim Executive President
On the ocassion of Luis Carranza Ugarte's resignation from the Executive Presidency, the Board of Directors of CAF -development bank of Latin America- has appointed Renny Alberto López as Interim Executive President until a new assignee is appointed.
Lopez, a Venezuelan national, joined CAF 27 years ago in which he has worked in risk management and corporate credit. He has held positions as Colombia's Office Interim Director, Corporate Banking Director, Special Assets Director and Corporate Director of Energy Projects. In 2017 he was appointed Risk Vice President, with the responsibility of implementing comprehensive risk management in CAF. In his 35-year career he has also fulfilled functions in Banco Mercantil, Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and Morgan Grenfell & Co (Deutsche Bank).
Renny López is an industrial engineer from Universidad de Carabobo, with an MBA specialized in Strategic Management from Gonzaga University and complementary training in Corporate Finance (University of Pennsylvania), Investment Banking (Universidad de los Andes) and Negotiation Techniques (Harvard University).
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