Clarissa de la Rocha de Torres

Clarissa de la Rocha de Torres
Clarissa de la Rocha de Torres
	De la Rocha in 2006
Net worth	Fortune by year RD$ 28,442,174.78 (2006)[1] (US$ 870,632.62); RD$ 22,650,424.90 (2008)[2] (US$ 649,785.70); RD$ 32,816,243.93 (2010)[3] (US$ 889,088.16); RD$ 40,066,401.97 (2012)[4] (US$ 1,023,804.95);
Vice-governor of the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic
	Incumbent
	Assumed office ; 17 August 2004
Governor	Héctor Valdez Albizu
Preceded by	Félix Calvo
Personal details
Born	Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha Pimentel; 12 August 1959; Ciudad Trujillo (now Santo Domingo), Dominican Republic
Citizenship	Dominican
Spouse(s)	Nelson Alejandro Torres Rodríguez
Children	María Eugenia Torres de la Rocha (b. 1982); José Alejandro Torres de la Rocha (b. 1984); Natalia Torres de la Rocha (b. 1986);
Mother	Altagracia Edith Pimentel Vda. De la Rocha
Father	Julio Ernesto de la Rocha Báez
Relatives	Ramón Báez (great-grandfather); Buenaventura Báez (great-great-grandfather); Ramón Báez Romano (first-cousin once-removed); Ramón Báez Figueroa (second-cousin); Federico Antún Batlle (second-cousin once-removed)
Residence	Josemaría Escrivá #9; Piantini, Santo Domingo[4]
Alma mater	Universidad APEC
Occupation	Central banker
Profession	Economist

Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha de Torres (Ciudad Trujillo, 12 August 1959) is an economist from the Dominican Republic. She is serving as vice-governor (or vice-chairperson) of the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic since August 2004.

Early life and family

De la Rocha was born within an upper class family, her parents are the deceased civil servant and columnist Julio Ernesto de la Rocha Báez (son of Julio de la Rocha Carmona[upper-alpha 1] and Mercedes Báez Soler[upper-alpha 2]), who served as Minister of the Treasury during the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo,[7] and Altagracia Edith Pimentel.[4] She married engineer Nelson Torres Rodríguez and had three children.[8]

De la Rocha de Torres graduated as Bachelor of Business Administration from Universidad APEC in 1980.[8]

Career

De Torres joined the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic in 1978 as Assistant to the Foreign Exchange Department.[9] De Torres was appointed on 17 August 2004 as vice-chairperson of the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic.[8][4]

Ancestors

Ancestors of Clarissa de la Rocha de Torres

32. Rodrigo VII de Bastidas (né Macedonio de la Rocha y de Coca-Landeche; 1754–1805)

16. José de la Rocha Angulo

33. Petronila María Josefa de Angulo y de Coca-Landeche

8. Julián de la Rocha Cubelgé

17. María del Carmen Cubelgé

4. Federico Julio de la Rocha Carmona

18. Miguel Carmona de León

9. María del Carmen Carmona Negrete

19. Eulogia Mártir Negrette Gutiérrez

2. Julio Ernesto de la Rocha Báez

40. Pablo Altagracia Báez

20. Ramón Buenaventura Báez Méndez (1812–1884)

41. Teresa de Jesús Méndez (1788–1873)

10. Ramón Báez Machado (1858–1929)

42. Manuel José Machado Brito (1783–1857)

21. María de la Concepción Machado Peralta (1823–1902)

43. María Jacoba Teresa de Jesús Damiana Peralta Mañón (1788–1844)

5. María de las Mercedes Báez Soler

44. Félix Soler

22. Félix Eduardo Soler Rodríguez (1843–1924)

45. Jerónima Rodríguez Moreno

11. Natalia de las Mercedes Soler Machado

46. Manuel José Silverio Machado Peralta (1814–1872)

23. Carolina de las Mercedes Machado Echavarría (1843–1903)

47. María de la Concepción Echavarría Vilaseca (1816–1885)

1. Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha Pimentel

48. Antonio Pimentel Báez

24. Ramón Pimentel Acevedo

49. María de los Santos Acevedo Peguero

12. Antonio Pimentel Tejada

50. Lorenzo Tejeda Franco

25. María Merced Tejeda de Lara (1798–1848)

51. Andrea de Lara Peguero

6. Virgilio de Jesús Pimentel Andújar

52. (=56) Juan Pablo Andújar Soto-Franco

26. (=28) José Donato Andújar Soto-Franco (1809–1885)

53. (=57) María Francisca Soto-Franco Fernández

13. Juana Francisca Andújar Guerrero

54. (=58) Manuel Guerrero Báez (1782–1858)

27. (=29) María Manuela Guerrero de Lara

55. (=59) Juana de Jesús de Lara Pérez (1788–1859)

3. Altagracia Edith Pimentel Andújar

56. (=52) Juan Pablo Andújar Soto-Franco

28. (=26) José Donato Andújar Soto-Franco (1809–1885)

57. (=53) María Francisca Soto-Franco Fernández

14. José Donato Andújar Guerrero

58. (=54) Manuel Guerrero Báez (1782–1858)

29. (=27) María Manuela Guerrero de Lara

59. (=55) Juana de Jesús de Lara Pérez (1788–1859)

7. Josefa Emilia Andújar Pereyra

60. Carlos Pereyra Herrera

30. Manuel Pereyra Fernández

61. Isabel Fernández Rodríguez

15. Emilia Pereyra Rojas

62. Esteban Rojas

31. Anacleta Rojas Núñez (1816–1891)

63. Dorotea Núñez

Notes

Julio de la Rocha Carmona was son of Julián de la Rocha Cubelgé and María del Rosario Carmona Negrete.[5]
Mercedes Báez Soler was the daughter of President Ramón Báez Machado and socialité Natalia Soler Machado.[6]

References

"Declaración Jurada de Bienes de Funcionario Público: Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha de Torres" (PDF). bancentral.gov.do (in Spanish). 8 August 2006. Exchange rate: 32.6684 per USD. Retrieved 15 July 2016.
"Declaración Jurada de Bienes de Funcionario Público: Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha de Torres" (PDF). bancentral.gov.do (in Spanish). 25 August 2008. Exchange rate: 34.8583 per USD. Retrieved 15 July 2016.
"Declaración Jurada de Bienes de Funcionario Público: Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha de Torres" (PDF). bancentral.gov.do (in Spanish). 27 August 2010. Exchange rate: 36.9100 per USD. Retrieved 15 July 2016.
"Declaración Jurada de Bienes de Funcionario Público: Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha de Torres" (PDF). bancentral.gov.do (in Spanish). 4 September 2012. Exchange rate: 39.1348 per USD. Archived from the original (PDF) on 7 July 2014. Retrieved 15 July 2016.
Larrazábal Blanco, Carlos; Familias Dominicanas (II). Academia Dominicana de la Historia. Editora del Caribe: Santo Domingo, 1969. Page 82.
Larrazábal Blanco, Carlos; Familias Dominicanas (I). Academia Dominicana de la Historia. Editora del Caribe: Santo Domingo, 1967. Page 219.
Rodríguez Demorizi, Emilio (1955). "11: Año 1953". Cronología de la Era de Trujillo (in Spanish). 2. Ciudad Trujillo: Impresora Dominicana. p. 192. Retrieved 15 July 2016. OCTUBRE3.-El Vicepresidente de la Corporation de Hoteles Americanos, Stuart I. Hokembury,declara en Nueva York: "La República Dominicana ofrece grandes atracciones al turismo norteamericano, gracias a la administración integral del Generalísimo Trujillo y a la del Presidente actual, General Héctor B. Trujillo Molina". Lic. Julio E. de la Rocha Báez, Secretario de E. del Tesoro y Crédito Público, y S. Salvador Ortiz, Secretario sin Cartera.
"Clarissa de la Rocha de Torres: Vicegobernadora" (in Spanish). Banco Central de la República Dominicana. Archived from the original on 10 September 2014. Retrieved 15 July 2016.
"Clarissa de la Rocha de Torres: Executive Profile and Biography". Bloomberg. Archived from the original on 14 July 2016. Retrieved 15 July 2016.

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[6] Julio de la Rocha Carmona was son of Julián de la Rocha Cubelgé and María del Rosario Carmona Negrete.[5]

[8] Mercedes Báez Soler was the daughter of President Ramón Báez Machado and socialité Natalia Soler Machado.[6]

[1] "Declaración Jurada de Bienes de Funcionario Público: Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha de Torres" (PDF). bancentral.gov.do (in Spanish). 8 August 2006. Exchange rate: 32.6684 per USD. Retrieved 15 July 2016.

[2] "Declaración Jurada de Bienes de Funcionario Público: Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha de Torres" (PDF). bancentral.gov.do (in Spanish). 25 August 2008. Exchange rate: 34.8583 per USD. Retrieved 15 July 2016.

[3] "Declaración Jurada de Bienes de Funcionario Público: Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha de Torres" (PDF). bancentral.gov.do (in Spanish). 27 August 2010. Exchange rate: 36.9100 per USD. Retrieved 15 July 2016.

[affidavit-4] "Declaración Jurada de Bienes de Funcionario Público: Clarissa Altagracia de la Rocha de Torres" (PDF). bancentral.gov.do (in Spanish). 4 September 2012. Exchange rate: 39.1348 per USD. Archived from the original (PDF) on 7 July 2014. Retrieved 15 July 2016.

[5] Larrazábal Blanco, Carlos; Familias Dominicanas (II). Academia Dominicana de la Historia. Editora del Caribe: Santo Domingo, 1969. Page 82.

[7] Larrazábal Blanco, Carlos; Familias Dominicanas (I). Academia Dominicana de la Historia. Editora del Caribe: Santo Domingo, 1967. Page 219.

[9] Rodríguez Demorizi, Emilio (1955). "11: Año 1953". Cronología de la Era de Trujillo (in Spanish). 2. Ciudad Trujillo: Impresora Dominicana. p. 192. Retrieved 15 July 2016. OCTUBRE3.-El Vicepresidente de la Corporation de Hoteles Americanos, Stuart I. Hokembury,declara en Nueva York: "La República Dominicana ofrece grandes atracciones al turismo norteamericano, gracias a la administración integral del Generalísimo Trujillo y a la del Presidente actual, General Héctor B. Trujillo Molina". Lic. Julio E. de la Rocha Báez, Secretario de E. del Tesoro y Crédito Público, y S. Salvador Ortiz, Secretario sin Cartera.

[bancentral-10] "Clarissa de la Rocha de Torres: Vicegobernadora" (in Spanish). Banco Central de la República Dominicana. Archived from the original on 10 September 2014. Retrieved 15 July 2016.

[bloomberg-11] "Clarissa de la Rocha de Torres: Executive Profile and Biography". Bloomberg. Archived from the original on 14 July 2016. Retrieved 15 July 2016.