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Marco Nigra

Corporate Lending & Acquisition Finance at BancoBPM

BancoBPM•Milan, Lombardy, Italy

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Experience33+ Years
LevelCXO

Executive Overview

Corporate lending, leveraged finance, corporate finance, acquisition finance. Credit Risk Management: Pillar I and Pillar II risk measurement and management, credit risk mitigation, RWA optimisation. Basel II and Basel III issues (risks and regulatory capital). Investment Banking industry: capital market, m&a, advisory, structured finance. Specialties: Banking and finance regulatory matters. Mid-market companies segment.

Career Timeline

Professional employment history
  • BancoBPMCurrent
    May 2009–Present· 17 yrs 5 mos
    • Managing DirectorCurrent
      2017–Present
    • Head, Corporate Lending and Acquisition Finance
      Apr 2013–Apr 2026
    • Director, Credit Risk Management Department
      May 2009–Apr 2013
  • Efibanca SpA
    Sep 2007–May 2009· 1 yr 8 mos
    • Co-Head of Debt Department
      Sep 2007–May 2009
  • Aletti Merchant SpA
    Jun 2003–Sep 2007· 4 yrs 3 mos
    • Director, Executive
      Jun 2003–Sep 2007
  • Banca Aletti
    1993–2003· 10 yrs
    • Head of Capital market and Corporate finance
      1993–2003

Education

Economics

Finance & Insurance

Università degli Studi di Genova

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Marco Nigra
Vice Chair & President
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Technology Officer
Chief Operating Officer

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Skills & Expertise

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Investment BankingRiskFinancial RiskRegulatory CapitalRisk ManagementCorporate FinancePortfolio ManagementFinancial ModelingMergers & AcquisitionsIPOBasel IIIPrivate EquityBasel IICapital MarketsBankingCredit RiskStructured FinanceLeveraged FinanceFinancial Markets