A licia Koplowitz is a Spanish billionaire businesswoman and financier who, along with her sister Esther, inherited the construction company Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas (FCC) from their father. For many years, the two sisters, known as "las Koplowitz," ran the company together. Their husbands, Alberto Alcocer and Alberto Cortina (known as "Los Albertos"), also held executive positions before their high-profile divorces.

In 1997, Alicia Koplowitz sold her stake in FCC to her sister for a reported $800 million, marking her departure from the family's core business. She then founded her own investment firm, Omega Capital, which has become her primary vehicle for managing and growing her fortune. Omega Capital is a diversified investment company with a portfolio spanning global equities, real estate, and private equity. She is also a renowned art collector, with a private collection that includes works by Goya, Picasso, and Van Gogh, and a dedicated philanthropist through her foundation.