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Genevieve Signoret has been involved in the asset management business for 23 years. As an individual Registered Investment Advisor based in Mexico, she manages portfolios in public markets for high net worth families across the Americas. And as President and Head of Asset Allocation at TransEconomics, she comanages two private equity funds in the United States, one focused on venture capital, the other on commercial real estate.

Born and trained in economics in the United States, bilingual in English and Spanish and fluent in French, Signoret blogs on wealth planning and alternative assets at Timón Económico and on public markets at La Carpeta Negra.

She also edits emerging market research at GlobalSource Partners in Manhattan, serves as Presidential Advisor at the Mexican Institute of Financial Executives (IMEF) and, also at IMEF, on the National Economic Research Committee.

Signoret is a widely sought after public speaker on global markets and the value of properly allocating assets internationally and across and within public and private markets.

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For 20 years, TransEconomics partner and economist Delia Paredes has provided expert decision support to international investors and business leaders. For 11 years she served Banorte as head of various research teams and, prior to that, Banco Santander as Senior Economist for Mexico. Paredes has also worked in the public sector, holding positions at Pemex as Finance and Treasury Manager and at the Finance Ministry as Deputy Director of Financed Investment Projects. In academia, she is known as a deeply committed adjunct professor by her undergraduate and master's students at Universidad Anáhuac, Tec de Monterrey, and ITAM.

Paredes writes on the economy for the financial press, provides expert commentary on specialized radio and television programs, and has had innumerable speaking engagements at international forums. A member of the Mexican Council of International Affairs (Comexi) and, at the Mexican Institute of Finance Executives (IMEF), the Economic Studies Committee and IMEF Indicator Committee. Delia Paredes holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Universidad Anáhuac and two master's degrees, one in Economics and Business from Universidad Anáhuac and another in Global Market Economics from London School of Economics.