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    Leopoldo Duque
    Leopoldo Duque
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    Leopoldo Duque Caballero is an engineer who has been CFA of BBVA Research since 2018 and has spent almost all his working life with the BBVA Group. He is currently a member of the BBVA Research Big Data Unit.


    Prior to this he worked in the real estate sector within BBVA Research in Strategy & M&A, offering residential market analysis services to Anida, and in CIB evaluating structured products.


    He graduated with a Master's Degree in Automatic and Electronic Engineering from the University of Valladolid in 2004 and also obtained a Diploma in Business Administration from the same university that year. He also has a Master's in Quantitative Finance (2007) from the Afi Escuela de Finanzas (international financial analysts school of finance). He became a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) in 2009.

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    November 21, 2019

    Disentangling risks, activity and performance based on US corporate reports
    The NLP importance in business and economics as a key source of information to enrich business and economic analysis. US corporate quarterly and annual reports provide a comprehensive overview on a company's activities and financial performance throughout the year and future plans.

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    February 8, 2019

    The FinTech Universe through the Eyes of the Media and Social Networks
    FinTech is gaining momentum in financial services due to the important role of technology in reshaping the Financial System. In order to identify the dynamics created by the FinTech ecosystem, we analyse data from the media and social networks.

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    May 10, 2018

    Real Estate Situation Spain. May 2018
    In 2017 the real estate sector grew for the fourth year in a row, posting most dynamism in regions that had not led the recovery, partly thanks to the healthy demand for secondary residences. In 2018 the sector will continue to evolve unevenly among regions and will show more moderate growth rates, as indicated by the first data available for the year.

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