Team
Meet our team
Our team of professionals has decades of experience in financial analysis, equity research, equity sales, and investment banking.
Marimar Torreblanca
Partner
Partner
Marimar Torreblanca co-founded Miranda ESG in 2020. Before this, she spent 15 years in Equity Research at UBS, and for the last 10 years specialized in real estate equity research. In 2019 she was ranked as the top equity research analyst in Mexico in the Real Estate category by Institutional Investor. She is also known for publishing in-depth reports on corporate governance issues in the FIBRAs sector. Marimar graduated with honors from the Economics program at ITAM and later completed a Masters in Applied Math with a concentration in Operations Research from Columbia University in New York. She holds the Chartered Financial Analyst certificate from the CFA institute.
Marimar Torreblanca
Partner
Partner
Marimar Torreblanca co-founded Miranda ESG in 2020. Before this, she spent 15 years in Equity Research at UBS, and for the last 10 years specialized in real estate equity research. In 2019 she was ranked as the top equity research analyst in Mexico in the Real Estate category by Institutional Investor. She is also known for publishing in-depth reports on corporate governance issues in the FIBRAs sector. Marimar graduated with honors from the Economics program at ITAM and later completed a Masters in Applied Math with a concentration in Operations Research from Columbia University in New York. She holds the Chartered Financial Analyst certificate from the CFA institute.
Damian Fraser
Partner
Partner
Damian founded Miranda Partners in 2018; he was Mexico Country Manager of UBS from 2001 to 2018, where he oversaw the 180-person local Investment Banking, Wealth Management and Equity businesses. Previously he ran UBS’s Latin American Equity division, worked as Head of UBS LatAm Equity Research, and was “Number One” ranked LatAm “Institutional Investor” equity analyst for Strategy for multiple years. Prior to banking, Damian was a journalist at The Economist (economics correspondent), and at the Financial Times (Mexico bureau chief). He holds a CFA, an MPA from Harvard University, and BA from Oxford University in Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE).
Damian Fraser
Partner
Partner
Damian founded Miranda Partners in 2018; he was Mexico Country Manager of UBS from 2001 to 2018, where he oversaw the 180-person local Investment Banking, Wealth Management and Equity businesses. Previously he ran UBS’s Latin American Equity division, worked as Head of UBS LatAm Equity Research, and was “Number One” ranked LatAm “Institutional Investor” equity analyst for Strategy for multiple years. Prior to banking, Damian was a journalist at The Economist (economics correspondent), and at the Financial Times (Mexico bureau chief). He holds a CFA, an MPA from Harvard University, and BA from Oxford University in Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE).
Daniela Madrazo
Daniela holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Strategy and a Minor in Finance from the Instituto Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM), at the Santa Fe Campus. She graduated with an Honorable Mention and was selected to be an Anchor for the “Mueve tu Ciudad” panel with the candidates for the Mayorship of Mexico City. Prior to joining Miranda Partners, she worked at Scotia Wealth Management as a Financial Advisor for two years and holds an AMIB Level 3 certification by the BMV.
Daniela Madrazo
Daniela holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Strategy and a Minor in Finance from the Instituto Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM), at the Santa Fe Campus. She graduated with an Honorable Mention and was selected to be an Anchor for the “Mueve tu Ciudad” panel with the candidates for the Mayorship of Mexico City. Prior to joining Miranda Partners, she worked at Scotia Wealth Management as a Financial Advisor for two years and holds an AMIB Level 3 certification by the BMV.
Luis Contreras
Luis holds a Bachelor’s degree in Administration with a major in Finance from the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM). He participated in volunteer programs with ITAM Construye, a civil association made up of students dedicated to the improvement of Colonia Progreso Tizapán in Mexico City. He was research director of IMEF’s university desk and finance editor of the school newspaper El Supuesto. He has published opinion and economic articles with Grupo Expansión and El Heraldo de México. Prior to Miranda, he worked on projects with ITAM’s Center for Energy and Natural Resources (CIERN) and an internship at S&P Dow Jones Indices México.
Luis Contreras
Luis holds a Bachelor’s degree in Administration with a major in Finance from the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM). He participated in volunteer programs with ITAM Construye, a civil association made up of students dedicated to the improvement of Colonia Progreso Tizapán in Mexico City. He was research director of IMEF’s university desk and finance editor of the school newspaper El Supuesto. He has published opinion and economic articles with Grupo Expansión and El Heraldo de México. Prior to Miranda, he worked on projects with ITAM’s Center for Energy and Natural Resources (CIERN) and an internship at S&P Dow Jones Indices México.
Viviana Armella
Viviana is currently studying her last semester of Chemical Engineering at Universidad Iberoamericana, where she has performed community service internships in research teams on sustainable processes for the valorization of waste such as sargassum from Hydrothermal Liquefaction. She also participated in the organization of the International Sustainability Congress (CIS) for two consecutive years.
Viviana Armella
Viviana is currently studying her last semester of Chemical Engineering at Universidad Iberoamericana, where she has performed community service internships in research teams on sustainable processes for the valorization of waste such as sargassum from Hydrothermal Liquefaction. She also participated in the organization of the International Sustainability Congress (CIS) for two consecutive years.
