Fernando Honorato Barbosa is currently chief economist and director of Economic Studies at Bradesco. He is also coordinator of the Macroeconomic Advisory Group of Anbima, guest member of the G100 and of the Chief Economists Community of the World Economic Forum. During his 21 years at Bradesco, he has held several positions. He was executive superintendent and chief economist, as well as responsible for the credit and equity research areas of Bradesco Asset Management (2011-2016), deputy chief economist at the Bank's Economics Department (2008-2011), chief economist at Bradesco BBI (2007-2008) and senior economist at Bradesco from 2003 to 2007. He has more than 25 years of experience in economic analysis and has articles published in magazines, newspapers and books in Brazil and abroad. As well as his experience with Bradesco, he also worked for BBVA, BankBoston and Rosenberg & Associados. Fernando Honorato Barbosa has a master's and a degree in Economics from the University of São Paulo (USP), PMD in management by IESE and an AMP from MIT. His academic work focuses on the Brazilian foreign sector and macroeconomic policies since Plano Real.