
Traders and tutors of
Traders’ Incubator
A multidisciplinary group of fund managers and traders belonging to different areas of knowledge develop their work in collaboration with the different R&D projects carried out at the IBT Institute, giving rise to new market models and quantitative analysis that contribute to respond to current investment needs.

Ana María Lara Bocanegra
Doctorate in physics
Founding Partner of IBT Institute
Seville (Head Office)

Lucía Guerra Moruno
Physics graduate
Trading strategies programmer
Seville (Head Office)

Ricardo Ruiz Muñoz
Graduate in Geography and History
Regional Expansion Director

Fernando Rodríguez-Reymond García
Architect
Regional Expansion Director

David García Álvarez
Financial Advisor
CEO of IBT Institute Madrid

Joaquín Gallardo Laneri
Foreign Exchange Trader
CEO of IBT Institute Barcelona

Raúl Pareja Valiente
Cryptocurrency Trader
CEO of IBT Institute Malaga

Luis Gerardo Mireles Moya
Expert in Swing Trading and Portfolio Management
CEO of IBT Institute Mexico City, Paseo de la Reforma
Lines of Research attached to the Official Programs
At IBT Academy, we are strongly committed to our future through the development of research lines led by professors, fund managers and leading researchers. Some of the projects we are working on are: strategies with financial options based on volatility smiles, network at financial markets, arbitrage strategies, development of patterns with Big Data technology, hedging, agent models and advanced optimization techniques, development of patterns with neural networks…

Ana María Lara Bocanegra
Active fund manager
Academic Director of the Doctorate program in Big Data for Finance IBTInstitute-UNADE
Network at Financial Markets
Analysis of networks and other systems with many components has revealed that certain aspects of their structure determine whether there are likely to be critical thresholds at which the system may change abruptly. In this line we will detail the approved theories and the research path to analyze the ability to predict these transitions and to see the existence of “points of inflection”.

Related publications
- Analysis of the Behaviour of Stock Indexes through the Moving Network’s Development in Time (2017)

Juan José García Machado
Professor of Financial Markets
Department of Applied Economics, University of Huelva, Spain
Financial Options Strategies Based on Volatility Smiles
For the Volatility Smiles line, the “Smile effect” is studied. The Smile is the result of an empirical observation of the implied volatility of options on futures (option contract on the basis of a single futures contract) with the same expiration date, at different strike prices.

Related publications
- A Comparison using PLS-MGA between PIGS and V4 Countries’ Financial Systems (Julio 2017)

Antonio Córdoba Zurita
Professor of Physics
Department of Condensed Matter Physics, University of Seville, Spain
Agent Modeling and Pattern Development with Neural Networks
In the advancement of the study of new trading strategies in financial markets, powerful computer resources and new Artificial Intelligence algorithms are being used. In this line we will study the use of agent models and neural networks within deep learning for the development of new time series analysis tools.

Publications
- Anticipating abrupt changes in complex networks: significant fall in the price of a stock index (Septiembre 2018; ISBN 978-3-319-66766-9)
Conferences and Congresses

Inauguration of IBT Institute Madrid
Vicálvaro Business Center
September 2019

Inauguration of IBT Institute Madrid
Vicálvaro Business Center
September 2019

Inauguration of IBT Institute Madrid
Vicálvaro Business Center
September 2019

Business and Society: Responsible Research and Innovation
Congress organized by AEDEM in Bolsa de Madrid
July 2017

II Seminar on Management and Stock Exchange Operations
Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of the University of Seville
February 2016

II Seminar on Management and Stock Exchange Operations
Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of the University of SevilleFebruary 2016
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