22.09.2021
Welcome to Mr. Alberto Cervantes !
Cité Gestion is pleased to announce the arrival this month of Mr. Alberto Cervantes in its Geneva office.

Alberto Cervantes, born in Mexico, started his successful banking career at the age of 19 years old at BBVA Bancomer in Mexico. After completing his studies at Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico, he obtained a master degree in Financial Economics and a second one in Politics for Development in Latin America at the London School of Economics & Political Science (2000).
After several years in London as Vice President at Merrill Lynch London and at JP Morgan Private Bank, he moved to Switzerland in 2008 with the main objective of developing Mexican Market. He first works as Executive Director at UBS Private Bank and later in 2013, he joined Julius Baer Private Bank as a part of the acquisition of Merrill Lynch Bank Switzerland covering the Mexican Market.
In 2021, Alberto Cervantes joined Cité Gestion as experienced and independent banker in order to provide personalized and superior financial advice to his clients residing in Mexico.
Alberto Cervantes holds a Certified Wealth Management Advisor Certificate, SAQ (2020) and a Diploma in Risk Management at the University of Chicago (2002) as well.
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