Fabio Stupazzini
Managing DirectorFabio has 30 years of experience in banking and capital markets. He began his career in 1988 in a law firm and after two years moved to Banca Commerciale Italiana in the London office, until 1992, and then to the Head Office in Milan. In 1994 he joined Société Générale as Head of Structured Finance (Italy). In 1998, he moved to Ernst & Young Corporate Finance. In 1999, he moved to Crédit Agricole as Head of Securitization (Italy). In 2005, he was called to Paris as Deputy Head of the Securitization (Europe) group and finally in 2007 to London as head of EMEA securitisations. From 2008 to 2010 he was Senior Managing Director of Essdar Capital fund (Dubai). In 2009 he founded A&F.
In his career he has structured over 100 securitization transactions for over 80 billion euros, on various types of underlying assets. He won two International Securitization Report awards (Thomson Financial Group): in 2003 for the best mortgage transaction and in 2007 for the best transaction for emerging countries. He is a member of the Board of Directors of Accounting Partners S.p.A. and is also a Chartered Accountant and Statutory auditor in Italy.
Marco Molinari
AssociateAssociate since 2022, Marco joined A&F in autumn 2017 as an Analyst Intern, and was later confirmed as an Analyst. He has worked as an Arranger and Analyst in dozens of securitizations of various types of assets, gaining particular experience in NPL transactions with real estate underlying assets. He also works on corporate funding strategies, including bond issuances. He is part of the group of Advisors of the Trinity Fund, where he collaborates both on the preliminary analysis of investments and on subsequent monitoring. Since 2021 he has been Advisor for the securitization of a family office, regarding an investment initiative in real estate NPLs.
In 2016 he earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and Banking from the University of Siena and, in 2019, a Master’s Degree in Economic and Social Sciences (formerly DES) from Bocconi University, where he was also a Fellow of the Economic Society for Bocconi Students.
