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Colombian mortgage securitizer elects new president

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Alberto Gutierrez recently joined mortgage securitizer Titularizadora Colombiana as president. He came over from Bogota-based financial risk consultancy Finac. Prior to that, he was president of Colombian bank Banco Colmena. Gutierrez is filling the shoes of Mauricio Cardenas, who in the past two years became a fixture at international conferences on MBS and LatAm structured finance.

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