Ana Fonseca
About Ana Fonseca
Ana Fonseca is a Manager at KPMG Portugal, specializing in Business Process Management and APPIAN projects within international financial markets. She has a Master's degree in Information Management and has extensive experience in delivering projects related to foreign exchange transactions and regulatory compliance.
Work at KPMG Portugal
Ana Fonseca has been employed at KPMG Portugal since 2014, holding the position of Manager for a decade. In her role, she has been involved in various projects, particularly in the financial services sector. She has contributed to quality assurance processes, ensuring that client requirements are met through functional, integration, regression, and performance testing. Her responsibilities also include translating client business requirements into functional specifications, use cases, and user stories.
Education and Expertise
Ana Fonseca earned her Master's degree in Information Management with a specialization in Information Systems and Technologies Management from NOVA IMS Information Management School. Her educational background provides a strong foundation for her extensive experience in Business Process Management (BPM) and APPIAN projects, particularly within international financial markets.
Background
Ana Fonseca has developed a robust career in the financial services industry, focusing on various aspects of project management and business analysis. She has mentored and trained a team of Junior Business Analysts and interns on significant financial services projects, enhancing their skills and knowledge in the field. Her role as a subject matter expert allows her to provide essential support to implementation teams in their daily operations.
Achievements
Throughout her career, Ana Fonseca has successfully delivered projects related to foreign exchange transactions, regulatory reporting for FATCA and CRS, and customer due diligence for financial fraud and GDPR compliance. Her contributions have been vital in ensuring that projects align with regulatory requirements and client expectations.