Where Strategic Rigor Meets Regional Mastery.

At Grupo de Capital Nueva Esperanza, Inc. (GCNE), we believe that capital management is a human-centric discipline supported by institutional processes. Our leadership team is not just a collection of individuals, but a deliberate synergy of expertise designed to bridge the gap between global financial centers and the high-growth markets of Latin America.

We have expanded our core leadership to unify six distinct pillars of professional excellence:

Global Strategic Direction

Anchored by elite U.S. academic and institutional training.

Institutional Economic Oversight

Guided by world-class academic and policy-making experience.

Financial Governance & Stewardship

Managed through rigorous accounting and CFO-level discipline.

Regional Execution Depth

Rooted in the complex regulatory and economic landscape of Mexico.

Macroeconomic Structural Research

Focused on long-cycle data to mitigate decision errors.

Advanced Risk Management

Driven by engineering-level precision in multi-asset allocation.

Jeremy C. Stein

Senior Economic Advisor

The Beacon of Monetary Policy & Market Efficiency.

Pedigree

Princeton University (B.A. Economics, Summa Cum Laude) | MIT (Ph.D. in Economics).

Experience

Former Member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve (2012-2014); Moise Y. Safra Professor of Economics at Harvard University.

Origin

Chicago, USA.

Jeremy C. Stein provides GCNE with unparalleled insights into behavior finance, market efficiency, and global monetary policy. As a former Federal Reserve Governor and President of the American Finance Association, his expertise in financial regulation and risk management informs GCNE’s macro-strategy at the highest level. He ensures our investment committee understands the deep structural shifts in global central banking.

Elizabeth Anne Morgan

Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

The Sentinel of Financial Discipline.

Pedigree

Wharton School, UPenn (B.A. in Finance) | Columbia Business School (MBA / Finance & Accounting).

Experience

18+ years in Corporate Finance and Asset Management Governance.

Origin

Illinois, USA.

Elizabeth Anne Morgan leads the financial stewardship of GCNE. With nearly two decades of experience in international financial services and asset management, she ensures that the firm’s growth is built on a foundation of structural integrity. Elizabeth oversees corporate strategy, budget management, and compliance auditing. Her philosophy is clear: “Strong financial discipline is the backbone of sustainable corporate growth.”

Michael Daniel Hoffman

Senior Investment Strategy Advisor

The Architect of Long-Term Direction.

Pedigree

Wharton School (B.A. in Finance) | University of Chicago Booth School of Business (M.S. in Finance & Economics).

Experience

20+ years in Global Capital Markets and Long-Duration Investment Strategy.

Origin

New York, USA.

Michael Daniel Hoffman embodies the “Top-Down” strategic rigor of GCNE. With a career spanning over two decades in the heart of global finance, Michael has dedicated his professional life to the design of cross-cycle, governance-driven investment frameworks. His role at GCNE is to provide the high-level roadmap and ensure that our investment logic remains consistent across changing market regimes.

Alejandro Luis Fernández

Regional Investment Lead – Latin America

The Bridge to Execution and Regional Success.

Pedigree

National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) | Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM).

Experience

15+ years in Regional Investment Management and Cross-Border Execution.

Origin

Mexico City, Mexico.

Alejandro Luis Fernández translates global mandates into local success. Navigating the regulatory and operational realities of the Latin American region, Alejandro ensures that GCNE’s “Global Mindset” is always grounded in “Local Reality.” He manages the complexities of regional financing and local due diligence.

Michael Andrew Carter

Group Partner

The Engineer of Multi-Asset Risk Control.

Pedigree

New York University (B.S. in Finance) | Columbia University (M.S. in Financial Engineering).

Experience

8+ years in Asset Management, Quantitative Analysis, and Risk Control.

Origin

California, USA.

Michael Andrew Carter brings a quantitative and engineering-focused lens to GCNE’s portfolio construction. Specializing in financial modeling and multi-asset allocation, Michael focuses on the micro-level variables that ensure portfolio stability. He believes that “Risk management and discipline are the foundation of sustainable investing,” ensuring that capital preservation thresholds are mathematically enforced.

Carlos Eduardo Navarro

Head of Market & Macro Research

The Sentinel of Data and Structural Insights.

Pedigree

University of Guadalajara | El Colegio de México (COLMEX).

Experience

18+ years in Applied Economics and Macroeconomic Research.

Origin

Guadalajara, Mexico.

Carlos Eduardo Navarro represents the evidence-based core of GCNE. Focusing on the structural facts that drive economies over the long term, Carlos monitors liquidity cycles and policy shifts in Mexico and the U.S. His research is designed to reduce decision errors and provide the intelligence necessary to protect capital from unforeseen shocks.

A Multi-Dimensional Governance Framework.

The true strength of GCNE lies in the friction and harmony between these six perspectives. Every major decision is a result of a rigorous, multi-layered debate:

1

Macro Strategy

Does this align with the long-term global roadmap?

2

Economic Policy

How will central bank shifts impact this allocation?

3

Financial Integrity

Is the capital structure robust and compliant?

4

Regional Execution

Can this be executed safely within the local regulatory environment?

5

Quantitative Risk

What do the financial engineering models say about drawdown probability?

6

Structural Research

Do the long-term data points support the investment thesis?

This “Triple-Check” system has evolved into a comprehensive Institutional Guardrail, providing our partners with a level of oversight usually reserved for the world’s largest sovereign wealth funds.