Mayra Rodríguez Valladares is a New York Institute of Finance faculty member specializing in training and consulting solutions for Basel III, Dodd-Frank, risk management, financial derivatives, capital markets, foreign exchange, energy markets, commodity markets, and corporate finance. She has been quoted by Bloomberg, The Christian Science Monitor, The Financial Times, Law360, The New York Times, Thomson Reuters, Waters Technology, and The Wall Street Journal.
As head of her consulting firm, MRV Associates, her financial experience covers financial regulations and financial and energy derivative instruments. She has worked with regulators at the Fed, OCC, OTS, New York State Banking Department, CFTC, SEC, and numerous foreign central banks. She has also worked extensively with private sector and foreign central banks and with insurance and reinsurance companies in the United States, United Kingdom, Eastern Europe, Latin America, Central and Southeast Asia, China, India and Africa, creating and delivering courses on risk management, risk based supervision, capital markets, derivatives, microfinance, anti-corruption, and good governance.
Mayra has worked with the US Civilian Research and Development Fund and the State Department to help convert Russian scientific facilities to viable business entities. She has created courses in Russian on corporate image, strategic planning, human resources, marketing, management, operations, legal risks and business plan writing.
Prior to MRV Associates, Mayra had stock and fixed income analyst roles in London at BT.AlexBrown and JP Morgan. There she assisted major financial institutions and money managers in Europe and the Americas with their investment strategies and risk management in Russian and Eastern European markets, with a focus on the oil and electricity sectors. Mayra began her career as a foreign exchange analyst at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York where she had the honor of interpreting between members of Russian President Boris Yeltsin's delegation and Messrs. Henry Kissinger and Paul Volcker. Whilst at FRBNY, she was also awarded a Performance Plus Award for leading a foreign exchange course for foreign central bankers.
Mayra has been an Adjunct Professor at the New York University where she taught The Politics of International Economic Relations and Economics and Finance of Energy. She was also an Adjunct Professor at The Fashion Institute of Technology of New York where she taught global marketing, corporate finance, and Latin American politics. She is fluent in English, Spanish, and Russian and is functional in German, Hebrew, and Italian.
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Financial Regulations
Financial and Energy Derivatives
Capital and Derivatives Markets
Risk Management and Risk Based Supervision
BA in Russian and Soviet Studies from Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges
Raoul Wallenberg Scholar at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
MBA in Emerging Markets Business from The Wharton School
MA in Eurasian and International Studies from The Lauder Institute of The University of Pennsylvania
Candidate for Certificate in Forensic Accounting, New York University
Mayra has written over 60 articles covering energy in developed and emerging markets, as well as on business and cultural interest topics. She has written for American Banker, CMEGroup, GARP, and TabbForum.
http://www.cmegroup.com/education/files/ED144_mayra-valladres_basel-iii-can-it-be-implemented-in-emerging-markets.pdf
http://www.cmegroup.com/education/files/ED144_MayraValladres_Basil_III_Brazil.pdf
http://www.cmegroup.com/education/files/ED144_MayraValladres_Basel_III_China.pdfMayra has published numerous business and energy articles.
Basel II: A Steep Climb for Emerging Markets