Patricia Mendonca is a seasoned professional with two decades of diverse experience in the financial markets, currently serving as a Credit Risk specialist at Vitol. Her extensive background spans various roles within commercial and investment banks across three countries, equipping her with a unique perspective...
Patricia Mendonca is a seasoned professional with two decades of diverse experience in the financial markets, currently serving as a Credit Risk specialist at Vitol. Her extensive background spans various roles within commercial and investment banks across three countries, equipping her with a unique perspective on global financial dynamics. At Vitol, Patricia focuses on the Gas and Power sectors, where she expertly navigates the complexities of credit underwriting and contract negotiation. Her proficiency in drafting and managing intricate credit agreements, intercreditor arrangements, and ISDA, NAESB, and EEI contracts showcases her meticulous attention to detail and analytical prowess, honed through her engineering background.
Patricia’s role also encompasses portfolio management, where she leverages her skills in financial modeling and derivatives to assess risk and optimize asset performance. Her ability to multi-task effectively allows her to manage competing priorities while maintaining a high standard of accuracy in her work. Fluent in Spanish, she enhances communication and collaboration with international stakeholders, further solidifying her role as a key player in Vitol’s strategic initiatives.
Key projects under her leadership have included the development of robust credit risk frameworks that align with industry best practices, ensuring that Vitol remains resilient in a volatile market. Patricia’s comprehensive understanding of bonds, credit default swaps (CDS), and investment banking principles positions her as a valuable asset in navigating the intricate landscape of energy finance. Her commitment to excellence and strategic insight continues to drive success for Vitol in the ever-evolving Gas and Power sectors.
