Federico Peselewitz

Federico Peselewitz has extensive work experience in the field of credit risk analysis and management. Federico currently works at Marco as a Credit Risk Analyst - Trade Finance, where they focus on credit underwriting of trade finance deals and the automation and improvement of the underwriting process using advanced technologies. Prior to that, they worked at Experian as a Credit Risk Analyst - Commercial Strategy Open Banking, where they played a key role in developing and improving a Machine Learning Open Banking solution from a credit risk perspective. Federico provided analytical support to the Open Banking Sales team and worked on webscraping and PSD2 regulation. Before their role at Experian, Federico worked at BBVA en España as a Credit Risk Analyst - Corporate and Investment Banking, where they were responsible for global risk management and credit risk approval of wholesale business transactions. Federico actively participated in business and risk committees. Earlier in their career, they served as a Client Account Manager at Itaú Unibanco, where they provided financial advisory services to small and medium-sized enterprises, with a focus on investments and loans. Federico also managed credit risk and conducted financial analysis, accounting, and monitoring.

Federico Peselewitz completed their education in the following chronological order:

1. From 2012 to 2016, they attended the Universidad de la República and obtained a degree in Contador Público, specializing in accounting.

2. In 2017, they attended the Universidad ORT Uruguay for a short period and completed a program called "Programa Ejecutivo en Inversiones Financieras" (Executive Program in Financial Investments), focusing on finance investments.

3. From 2018 to 2019, they attended the EAE Business School and earned a Master's degree in Financial Management, specializing in financial services and financial management.

In addition to their formal education, Federico also obtained several certifications:

1. In December 2019, they completed the course "Databases and SQL for Data Science" from Coursera.

2. In February 2020, they completed the course "Data Analysis with Python" from Coursera.

3. In March 2020, they completed the course "Data Visualization with Python" from Coursera.

4. In May 2021, they completed the course "Machine Learning in Python" from 365 Data Science.

5. In June 2021, they completed the course "Deep Learning with TensorFlow" from 365 Data Science.

6. In July 2021, they completed the course "Credit Risk Modeling in Python" from 365 Data Science.