Brothers in Finance: Exploring Treasury with Arturo Aguayo & Fidel Aguayo
In this episode we have a first for The Treasury Career Corner podcast as we are delighted to be joined by twin brothers Arturo Aguayo and Fidel Aguayo as they share their journey in the field of treasury and their experiences in higher education finance.
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About this episode
Arturo Aguayo:
Arturo is the Assistant Treasurer at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), a renowned research and education institution where he is responsible for overseeing all aspects of Treasury including debt administration, cash management, short-term investments, and merchant services/PCI compliance
Prior to joining Caltech, he was a Director of Treasury for the University of Southern California (USC). During his tenure at USC, Arturo developed financing and operational strategies that supported cost containment and revenue generating initiatives for both the University and the Healthcare Enterprise. Before joining USC, Arturo worked as an Investment Banker and Consultant serving municipal clients throughout the State of California.
Fidel Aguayo:
Fidel is the Vice President of Treasury and Investment/University Treasurer at Loyola Marymount University, a prominent academic institution, where he oversees cash management, debt administration, and the University’s endowment.
Prior to joining Loyola Marymount University, Fidel served as City Treasurer for the City of Long Beach, California. As Treasurer, he managed all treasury functions. He also established city-wide financial policies and procedures and was responsible for the City’s long-term capital financial plan which incorporated enterprise departments.
Prior to joining the City, Fidel spent nearly ten years working for a top ten investment bank. During this time, he executed approximately $40 billion of debt for some of the largest agencies in the State of California including airports, seaports, school districts, utilities, and non-profit organizations.
Both guests have 20+ years’ experience in treasury and public finance and this episode explores the brothers’ paths into treasury and their work in higher education finance.
They discuss their early experiences in treasury, their passion for public finance, and their transition into higher education. They also touch on the challenges and changes in the treasury field, such as technology and economic conditions.
What to expect:
- Insight into the treasury operations of academic institutions.
- Discussion on the challenges and changes in the treasury field.
- Advice on attracting talent and developing a career in treasury.
- Exploration of the role of treasury in higher education finance.
- Personal anecdotes and experiences from the twin brothers’ treasury careers.
You can connect with Arturo Aguayo on LinkedIn.
You can connect with Fidel Aguayo on LinkedIn.
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