H.T. Narea, an international investment banker, has focused his career on global emerging
markets. During his 20 years of experience, including his positions as a managing director and
principal at JPMorgan Chase in New York, he has advised governments, companies and banks
in countries around the world on debt restructurings, infrastructure projects, M&A, private
equity, debt trading and syndicated finance. He is also the author of various published financial articles.
He is a graduate of Georgetown Universitys School of Foreign Service, where he has also taught
a graduate course on international finance. He is the son-in-law of Paul Erdman, the creator
of the financial thriller fiction genre. He holds U.S. and Chilean citizenships, and is fluent in
English, Spanish and Portuguese. His familys roots are in Spains Basque country and he has
lived in Chile, the U.S., Brazil, Venezuela and Thailand. He makes Greenwich, Connecticut, his
home with his wife and two young daughters.
markets. During his 20 years of experience, including his positions as a managing director and
principal at JPMorgan Chase in New York, he has advised governments, companies and banks
in countries around the world on debt restructurings, infrastructure projects, M&A, private
equity, debt trading and syndicated finance. He is also the author of various published financial articles.
He is a graduate of Georgetown Universitys School of Foreign Service, where he has also taught
a graduate course on international finance. He is the son-in-law of Paul Erdman, the creator
of the financial thriller fiction genre. He holds U.S. and Chilean citizenships, and is fluent in
English, Spanish and Portuguese. His familys roots are in Spains Basque country and he has
lived in Chile, the U.S., Brazil, Venezuela and Thailand. He makes Greenwich, Connecticut, his
home with his wife and two young daughters.
Genres: Thriller
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H T Narea recommends
Crash (2020)
David Hagberg and Lawrence Light
"In these times where reality too often surpasses fiction, David Hagberg and Lawrence Light have managed to weave a course of events in their financial thriller Crash that manages both to surprise and leave us wondering will this be the next shoe to drop?"
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