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Our Representatives
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President and Chief Executive Officer
Boards
Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) 2006 – Present
SIFMA Foundation 2009 - Present
Dallas Museum of Art 2011 - Present
Texas Tobacco Settlement Fund Advisory Committee 2005 - Present
Texas Presbyterian Foundation 2003 - Present
St. Mark’s School of Texas 2005 - Present
Texas State History Museum Foundation 2005 - 2011
Bond Markets Association (BMA) 2005 - 2006
Securities Industry Protection Corporation (SIPC) 2002 – 2006
Texas Municipal Advisory Council 1995 – 1998
Certifications/Degrees/Awards
Registered Representative
Municipal Securities Principal
Uniform State Agent
B.B.A., The University of Texas-Pan American
Distinguished Alumni Award, The University of Texas-Pan American 2006
Mr. Hinojosa has built a strong reputation for creative solutions to complex challenges in the world of investment banking. He has broad experience as a financial advisor to municipalities, as well as direct involvement with the firm’s municipal bond underwriting activities.
Since co-founding Estrada Hinojosa in January of 1992, Mr. Hinojosa has been responsible for managing the successful execution of the firm’s transactions totaling in the thousands and in excess of $232 billion in par value. In the past two years alone, the firm participated in over 500 transactions totaling $60 billion.
In 1995, Mr. Hinojosa was the first Hispanic to serve on the Texas Municipal Advisory Council, the state industry’s board. In 2006, he was elected by industry peers to serve on the global board of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA). SIFMA is the industry’s think-tank, with offices in New York, Washington, London and Hong Kong. He was appointed by former President George W. Bush to the Board of Directors of the Securities Industry Protection Corporation, completing his second term in 2006. He also serves on several civic boards.
Recognized as an authority in the Investment Banking industry, Mr. Hinojosa has provided expert testimony in numerous seminars in the United States, Mexico and Spain.
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