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- Stanley Motta is a Panamanian investor with interests in aviation, banking, property, insurance, and the duty-free retail. His holdings include Copa Airlines, Banco General, ASSA Compa??a de Seguros, MKH Capital Partners and Motta Internacional.
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5 days ago · Stanley Motta is a Panamanian investor with interests in aviation, banking, property, insurance, and the duty-free retail. His holdings include Copa Airlines, Banco General, ASSA Compa??a de...
Stanley Motta was an electronics store proprietor who established a record label in Kingston, Jamaica and opened the first privately owned recording studio in Jamaica in 1951, jump starting Jamaica's music industry.
Stanley Motta is the CEO and President of Motta Internacional, S.A., and the Chairman of the Board at Copa Holdings. Mr. Motta is also on the Board of Directors of other companies such as ASSA Compania de Seguros S.A., Inversiones Bahia, Ltd., and Motta Internacional, S.A.
Stanley A. Motta is a Latin American business leader, investor and philanthropist. Mr. Motta built and oversees a broad portfolio of companies that successfully compete throughout Latin America.
Sep 17, 2023 · Stanley Motta. Born in Panama City in June 1945, Stanley Motta is considered one of the largest investors in the region, with investments in Copa Airlines, ASSA Insurance Company, Motta International and Banco General, among others, exceeding $4 billion in assets.
Feb 22, 2024 · Stanley Motta is a name synonymous with visionary investment and entrepreneurship in Panama and beyond. As a leading Panamanian investor with a diverse portfolio that spans aviation, banking, property, insurance, and the duty-free retail sectors, Motta has played a pivotal role in shaping the economic landscape of Panama.
Stanley Motta. Former Chairman, Regional Interoceanic Authority (ARI), the Panamanian Government entity that received and managed non-Panama Canal assets as the result of the Torrijor Carter Treaty. Chairman of the Board: Copa Holdings; ASSA Group; Inversiones Bahia; over past 3 decades has expanded Copa throughout Latin America.
