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Un financiero optimista es un mal financier

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June 26, 2026

“Un financiero optimista es un mal financiero” | Javier Hurtado

¿Un financiero optimista es un mal financiero? En este episodio, Francisco Javier Hurtado García, director del Área de Dirección Financiera de IPADE Business School, explica cómo las finanzas ayudan a los empresarios a tomar mejores decisiones, gestionar riesgos y crear valor a largo plazo.

Además, comparte las tres reglas que todo empresario debería seguir: compra barato, vende caro y no gastes en superficialidades.

Una conversación sobre dirección financiera, rentabilidad, disciplina empresarial y los criterios que permiten construir empresas más sólidas en entornos de incertidumbre.

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Francisco Javier Hurtado García

Profesor titular del área de Dirección Financiera

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Francisco Javier Hurtado García

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Es profesor del área de Dirección Financiera. Licenciado en Economía por la Universidad Panamericana (UP). Doctor en Finanzas por la Universidad de Essex (Reino Unido). Cuenta con un Máster en Dirección de Empresas (MEDE) por IPADE.

Director académico del Programa Optimización de la Gestión Patrimonial. Consultor Financiero en valuación de empresas, gestión de riesgos y creación de valor; análisis y diagnóstico financiero, de creación de valor económico/financiero en la empresa y gestión de riesgos.

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