Rodrigo Ocejo
Founder of Depósitos y Pagos Digitales
Rodrigo Ocejo
Founder of Depósitos y Pagos Digitales
Mount Kisco, New York
Overview
Work Experience
Founder
2022 - Current
Regulated entity offering digital payment services.
Managing Partner
2015
Early stage venture fund investing in one-of-a-kind teams which through innovation, develop massively scalable solutions.
Founder & Chairman
2010
Founder & CEO
2010 - 2019
* First 100% online broker in Mexico. * Easiest way to invest online. * Invest with a click.
Managing Partner
2007
+ Investment management services for institutions and individuals. + Specialized in alternative investments with concentration in principal protected strategies and structured finance. + Seed & innovation capital for small and medium-sized businesses.
Managing Director
2003 - 2007
• Debt capital markets origination in emerging markets, direct coverage and execution responsibility for debt transactions for most Spanish-speaking countries and companies. • Scope of origination from unsecured debt to structured financing transactions, such as domestic currency funding, dual currency bonds, and future flows securitizations. • Main contact with clients for marketing fixed income liability management products.
Executive Director
2001 - 2003
• Establishment of relationship management practice for the bank in the Public Sector and Financial Institutions. • Transformation of revenue mix from balance sheet lending to non-capital intensive, fee- based financial solutions. • Origination and execution of transactions for the government, railroad and airline industries. • Head of the debt capital markets effort for all Mexican clients in 2002.
CFO
1999 - 2001
• In 1999, Cintra was the number one airline group in Latin America both in terms of sales (US$2.7 billion) and operating margins (6.6%). • Development of budget-at-risk approach, to mitigate volatility in the results. • Implementation of fuel hedging strategy consistent with impact to the bottom line. • Redesign of the company’s pension programs regarding investment strategy, as well as most of the group’s policies in accounting and finance. Elimination of transfer pricing.
Foreign Debt Director
1995 - 1999
• Design and execution of the Government of Mexico’s funding strategy in the international capital markets, with more than US$30 billion raised globally after the Tequila Crisis. • Complete reshaping of the country’s foreign debt amortization profile, eliminating the debt- related end-of-administration crisis that had become a norm for Mexico since the seventies. • Transactions directly executed from inception to closing included bond placements, asset- backed and structured financings, bilateral and syndicated loans, and risk management through derivative instruments. • Coordination and approval of all the government entities’ transactions in the international markets as well as the financial structure of long-term infrastructure projects.
Deputy Manager Financial Engineering
1994 - 1995
• Analysis and execution of structured finance transactions. • Review and execution of lease structures for ships and platforms. • Implementation of asset-backed financings.