Enrique Benito
About Enrique Benito
Enrique Benito is a Senior Risk Manager at HSBC, with extensive experience in risk management and financial analysis. He has previously held positions at Deloitte, GE Capital, and the Financial Services Authority, and holds advanced degrees in Finance, Economics, and Business Administration.
Work at HSBC
Enrique Benito has been serving as a Senior Risk Manager at HSBC since 2019. In this role, he focuses on various aspects of risk management, including liquidity risk management and recovery and resolution planning. His contributions are aimed at enhancing the stability and efficiency of financial operations within the organization.
Previous Experience at Deloitte
Before joining HSBC, Enrique Benito worked at Deloitte as a Banking and Capital Markets Advisory professional from 2012 to 2019. During his seven years in this role, he provided advisory services to clients in the banking sector, focusing on risk management and financial strategies in London.
Education and Expertise
Enrique Benito holds a Master's degree in Finance from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and a PhD in Economics from City, University of London. He also earned a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Management from the University of Valencia. His academic background supports his expertise in collateral management, stress testing, model risk, and liquidity risk management.
Career Background
Enrique Benito's career spans various roles in the financial sector. He worked at GE Capital as Assistant Treasurer and Treasury Manager, and held positions at the Financial Services Authority and Banco de España. His early career included an internship at PwC and a role as a Financial Analyst at GECI Española S.A.
Skills in Risk Management
Enrique Benito possesses specialized skills in several areas of risk management. He is experienced in collateral management, optimizing asset use for financial transactions, and is proficient in stress testing to evaluate financial system resilience. His expertise extends to model risk and validation, ensuring the reliability of financial models.