Luis Andrés Caputo

Minister of Government at

Government of Argentina

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Luis Andrés Caputo is currently serving as the Minister of Economy for the Government of Argentina.
Prior to his current position, he held various roles including Chief Executive Officer at Deutsche Bank Argentina SA, Director at Edenor SA, Director at Pampa Energía SA, Minister of Finance for the Government of Argentina, and Head of Asset & Liabilities Management at JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA (Argentina).
Caputo obtained his undergraduate degree from Universidad de Buenos Aires.

Luis Andrés Caputo active positions

Companies	Position	Start
Government of Argentina Government of Argentina SovereignGovernment Functions as a sovereign level government authority	Minister of Government	2023-12-09

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Companies	Position	End
Government of Argentina Government of Argentina SovereignGovernment Functions as a sovereign level government authority	Minister of Government	2018-09-24
Deutsche Bank Argentina SA Deutsche Bank Argentina SA Major BanksFinance Provides commercial banking services	President	2007-12-31
JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA (Argentina) JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA (Argentina) Regional BanksFinance The investment team at JPMCB-AR operates as part of the emerging market group within the global investment firm JPMorgan Asset Management, based in New York with a network of investment centers worldwide. Their investment approach is value-oriented and aims to take advantage of the inefficiency of emerging markets. Focused exclusively on South American countries, the firm uses regional indexes as benchmarks, namely the MSCI EM Latin America (Total Net Return) for their traditionally-managed equity fund, and the MSCI Brazil 10/40 (Total Return Net) for their Alpha country fund. However they may diverge significantly from benchmarks to seize opportunities identified by the fund managers. The Brazil Alpha Plus Fund follows a blend of long-only and hedge fund strategy, and is invested in 20 to 50 stocks as well as in derivatives. The fund is focused on high-quality, attractively valued stocks throughout Latin America with a strong emphasis on Brazil, and in a lesser measure on Mexico. Sectors favored include materials, financials and energy.	Corporate Officer/Principal	-
PAMPA ENERGÍA S.A.	Director/Board Member	-
EMPRESA DISTRIBUIDORA Y COMERCIALIZADORA NORTE SOCIEDAD ANÓNIMA	Director/Board Member	-

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Private companies	6
Government of Argentina Government of Argentina SovereignGovernment Functions as a sovereign level government authority	Government
Deutsche Bank Argentina SA Deutsche Bank Argentina SA Major BanksFinance Provides commercial banking services	Finance
Edenor SA Edenor SA Electric UtilitiesUtilities Provides electric power distribution services	Utilities
Universidad de Buenos Aires Universidad de Buenos Aires Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Pampa Energía SA Pampa Energía SA Electric UtilitiesUtilities Operates as holding company whose subsidiaries engages in generation, transmission and distribution of electricity	Utilities
JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA (Argentina) JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA (Argentina) Regional BanksFinance The investment team at JPMCB-AR operates as part of the emerging market group within the global investment firm JPMorgan Asset Management, based in New York with a network of investment centers worldwide. Their investment approach is value-oriented and aims to take advantage of the inefficiency of emerging markets. Focused exclusively on South American countries, the firm uses regional indexes as benchmarks, namely the MSCI EM Latin America (Total Net Return) for their traditionally-managed equity fund, and the MSCI Brazil 10/40 (Total Return Net) for their Alpha country fund. However they may diverge significantly from benchmarks to seize opportunities identified by the fund managers. The Brazil Alpha Plus Fund follows a blend of long-only and hedge fund strategy, and is invested in 20 to 50 stocks as well as in derivatives. The fund is focused on high-quality, attractively valued stocks throughout Latin America with a strong emphasis on Brazil, and in a lesser measure on Mexico. Sectors favored include materials, financials and energy.	Finance