Alexei Remizov

Managing Director, Head of Latin America Debt Capital Markets
HSBC

Biography

Alexei Remizov is a Managing Director at HSBC’s Global Capital Markets in New York, responsible for Brazil coverage.

He jointed HSBC in 2007. He started his career at the World Bank, where he worked from 1992 to 1997 in various capacities, including Latin America Country Operations that involved implementation of Brazil’s Proer (Banking Sector Restructuring) program. While at the World Bank, he was also a member of the operations team in Sarajevo overseeing the restructuring of the Bosnian economy after the civil war.

In 1997-1999, Alexei was responsible for Latin American sovereign ratings at S&P, covering Brazil, Columbia, Peru and Chile, among others. From 1999 to 2005, he worked at JPMorgan as the Head of Country Risk Management and Advisory Group. In this function, he advised the governments of Bahrain, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Romania, Saudi Arabia and South Africa, among others.

He undertook undergraduate studies at the Moscow State University and holds an M.A. in Economics and Financial Management from the Catholic University, Washington, D.C.

Speaker at these events:

Bonds & Loans Latin America & Caribbean 2021

• How can different Latin American & Caribbean governments improve their fiscal position to support their economies and counter inflation?
• How are Latin American borrowers funding themselves as they navigate beyond COVID to raise both short and long-term debt?

Bonds, Loans & ESG Capital Markets Latin America & Caribbean 2023

• Funding in a new paradigm: How are Latin American & Caribbean issuers approaching their need to raise capital? What is the real cost of capital?

Bonds & Loans Brazil 2021 - Virtual Conference

• How are deals being priced for Brazilian borrowers and issuers looking to raise both short and long-term debt?

Bonds & Loans Latin America 2020 - Virtual Conference

• How are different Latin governments responding to volatility in a post-Covid economy? How much funding do governments need and which markets will they access?

Bonds, Loans & Derivatives Brazil 2019

• The Bulls, the Bears and the Heads of Debt Capital Markets: Gauging investor sentiment for Brazil and its outlook

Bonds, Loans & Derivatives Argentina 2018

Bonds, Loans & Derivatives Brazil 2018

• Politics and volatility: How much will bond pricing and spreads be impacted by elections and regional politics?