Greenblatt Lucia

About

Lucia Greenblatt is a remarkable finance professional with over 24 years of experience in investment banking, specializing in the technology, semiconductor, and electronics sectors. A graduate of the Technical University of Moldova (1993-1998) with a degree in economics and an MBA in finance from UCLA Anderson School of Management (2002-2004), where she received prestigious scholarships such as the Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship and the J. Fred Weston Award for academic excellence, she began her career in Chisinau at the Agency for Enterprise Restructuring and at the World Bank, contributing to private and financial sector development projects. Today, as Managing Director and Head of Semiconductors & Electronics Banking at MUFG Americas in San Francisco, she leads coverage of the semiconductor industry, including AI computing architectures, moderating key panels at events such as the SEMI Americas Industry Strategy Symposium. Her professional trajectory includes top positions at MUFG since 2012, where she served as Director in Technology Banking and a member of the Inclusion and Diversity Steering Committee, as well as at BNP Paribas as Vice President in Corporate Investment Banking (2007-2012). Her prior experience encompasses roles at KPMG Advisory in Bucharest, Bridger Commercial Funding, and Carmel Capital Management, highlighting expertise in restructuring, portfolio management, valuations, and financial development. A CFA charterholder, Lucia is active in the CFA Society of San Francisco and participates in discussions on trends in AI, data centers, and semiconductor self-sufficiency in China, positioning her as a leader in financing the American technology industry. Of Moldovan origin, Lucia Greenblatt is fluent in Romanian and Russian, maintaining ties with her roots in Chisinau, where she initially worked on World Bank-supported projects. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, she promotes diversity in finance and supports networks of women leaders, reflecting a commitment to inclusion in male-dominated environments. Her career illustrates the success of women from Moldova in global executive positions, contributing to innovations in financing emerging technologies such as AI and GPU architectures.