These Private Banking Meetings are organized by Unicaja Banco, for the fourth consecutive year, in different cities across the country, such as Malaga, Seville, Madrid, Granada, Jaen, Cadiz, Valladolid, Leon, Salamanca and Ciudad Real.
The organization of these meetings is part of Unicaja Banco’s interest to put at the disposal of its customers, individuals and companies, the services and tools that it has to facilitate their activity, to offer direct financial advice and to talk about investment opportunities.
Unicaja Banco, through its Private Banking, Unicorp Patrimonio S.V., has held in Almeria an informative seminar to analyze the best strategies for medium- and long-term investments and savings. This workshop is part of the Private Banking Meetings that Unicaja Banco develops, for the fourth consecutive year, in different cities across the countries.
The 4th Private Banking Meetings are to be held in cities such as Malaga, Madrid, Seville, Cadiz, Granada, Jaen, Valladolid, Salamanca, Leon and Ciudad Real. In Almeria, this session of the 4th Private Banking Meetings has been attended by Unicaja Banco’s Regional Manager in Eastern Andalusia, Miguel Ángel Fernández, and by Unicorp Patrimonio’s Commercial Manager, Pedro Martos, and by its Investment Manager, Miguel Ángel Paz.
The organization of these meetings is part of Unicaja Banco’s interest to put at the disposal of its customers -individuals and companies- the services and tools to facilitate their activity, to offer direct financial advice and to talk about investment opportunities.
Under the title ‘How do we invest in a zero-rate environment?’, Unicorp Patrimonio’s Investment Manager, Miguel Ángel Paz, has discussed and analyzed with the attendees the best strategies for medium- and long-term investments and savings. He has also talked about the future of the economy and markets and the coming risks and opportunities.
During his talk, Miguel Ángel Paz has analyzed with the attendees the investment and saving strategies for the current economic situation, marked by the European Central Bank (ECB) decision of continuing with negative interest rates to the Eurozone’s institutions.
