Diogo Canario da Cunha, Senior Consultant
Diogo Canario da Cunha
With Pideeco since November, 2018
Diogo Canario Da Cunha is a dynamic and trusted colleague. Diogo helps firms to better engage with their audience and to improve their digital channels and environments based on data-driven insights. He has proven analytical experience in digital optimisation and marketing strategy for financial institutions.
Graduated in computer sciences, he is a pro-active quick learner with a keen interest in software development, digital analytics and data-visualisation. Diogo is entirely immune to stress. He is an efficient multi-tasker, well-organised and very hard working real financial & operations support professional.
Career Achievements
Digital Analyst and Data Visualisation
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How is real estate used for money laundering?
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Financial greenwashing: the dark links between green bonds and corruption.
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Google can choose to not apply the right to be forgotten globally
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