Martín Redrado

Who Is Martín Redrado?

Martín Redrado is a renowned economist and former President of the Central Bank of Argentina (2004-2010). He currently serves as the Director of Fundación Capital, a leading institution in economic trends and public policy design in Latin America, and is a partner at MR Financial Services, a consultancy specializing in risk markets. Redrado is also an expert investor in emerging markets and a highly sought-after international speaker.

What is his Background?

During his tenure at the Central Bank of Argentina, Martín Redrado developed a monetary and financial framework that helped the country navigate its worst economic crisis and effectively addressed the challenges of the 2008 global financial crisis. Previously, he worked in investment banking with firms like Salomon Brothers and Security Pacific Bank, advising on high-profile international operations. He was also part of Jeffrey Sachs’ economic team, contributing to Bolivia’s stabilization program.

In academia, he directs the Central Banking Master’s program at the Asia School of Business in Kuala Lumpur. He is the author of several books, including *Tiempo de desafíos* (1994), *Sin reservas* (2010), and his latest work, *Argentina primero: Poner en marcha el país tras la pandemia* (2020), which outlines strategies for economic revitalization.