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Gustavo Adolfo Gómez López ( Caracas, Venezuela, 7 de enero de 1951) es un abogado, banquero y empresario venezolano de ascendencia española. Fundador del despacho de abogados Gómez López & Asociados, fue presidente del Banco Latino y su grupo de empresas hasta 1994.
Apr 9, 1994 · Gustavo Gomez Lopez, the man at the center of the collapse of Banco Latino C.A. of Venezuela, emerged in New York yesterday to deny the Venezuelan Government's accusations of fraud.
Feb 14, 1994 · It became the second-largest bank in Venezuela and held 20% of the market. Its officers owned executive jets--three for bank Chairman Gustavo Gomez Lopez alone.
Gustavo Gómez López era el presidente del Banco Latino para la fecha de su quiebra en 1994 y entre sus ejecutivos tenía a Jesús Abreu Anselmi, hermano del maestro José Antonio Abreu.
These included Bank Conglomerates, Gustavo Cisneros, Edwin Acosta-Rubio and Gustavo Gomez Lopez who were the bank top executives. The New York Times reported in 1994 that Late last fall, when Banco Latino officials began to realize that their house of cards was collapsing, they started transferring hundreds of million of dollars overseas.
On 27 November 1996, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (hereinafter "the Commission") received a complaint alleging a violation of rights protected by the American Convention on Human Rights (hereinafter "the Convention") by the Republic of Venezuela (hereinafter "the State") to the detriment of Mr. Gustavo A. Gómez López. 2.
Mar 22, 2000 · A. I think of Dr. Gustavo Gomez Lopez as an excellent banker, a very serious, a very ethical and very competent banker. Q. During the years that you have known Dr. Gomez Lopez, have you ever known of him being involved in any questionable business practices? A. Not at all. Q. Any fraudulent schemes? A. Not at all. Q.
