Juan Bautista Velutini C Founded Banvelca & Company in Naples, managing commercial interests with France and Corsica.

1811 - Vicente José Velutini Llarione Expanded into broader Mediterranean trade.

José Antonio Velutini Ron Laid the foundations of modern financial operations.

Julio César Velutini Couturier Led the family firm through the Industrial Age.

1884 - As Julio César’s wife, Belén María was part of the social elite of Venezuelan finance.

The union merged two of Venezuela’s most prestigious dynasties (Herrera and Velutini).

Belén Clarisa Velutini Pérez-Matos (1924–2023) carried forward the Velutini tradition into a new era of culture and technology.

1945 - Julio José Herrera Velutini Established the firm’s presence in the Americas post-war.

The seventh generation of the Velutini banking dynasty emerged as a pivotal figure during a time of global financial transformation.

The eighth generation represents the future of a family legacy that has endured for more than two centuries.

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