Senior leadership changes have been announced at one of Latin America’s largest finance companies, Unifin Financiera, with Sergio Camacho Carmona taking over as chief executive officer from October.
Carmona, a graduate of Harvard Business School’s global management program, moves from the role of chief financial officer, which he has held since 2016.
He will replace Luis Barroso Gonzalez, who becomes the company’s president and will continue to develop strategic planning, while working with Carmona on transition planning.
Company chairman Rodrigo Lebois said the new leadership structure strengthens Unifin’s business and allows the company to generate future growth.
Unifin is a leading independent leasing company in Mexico, operating as a non-banking financial services company and specialising in operating leases, factoring and auto lending, in addition to other types of finance.
Its operating lease business funds a range of equipment and machinery, from cars and trucks to helicopters and industrial equipment.
