Fondo de Fondos
The roots of Fondo de Fondos begin in 1996, when Nacional Financiera took the first commitment in a private equity fund. In 2006, this institution, Focir, Bancomext and Banobras transfered their isolated commitments in 14 investment funds, with a total of 134 million dollars, to the recently created Fondo de Fondos. In 2006 Fondo de Fondos was created to manage the investments in private equity, through the transfer of the commitments in the 14 funds here above mentioned. The main objective of Fondo de Fondos is to generate attractive risk-adjusted return, and to promote the private equity industry in Mexico. Since its creation, Fondo de Fondos has implemented a strategic plan to manage third party capital under international best practices, creating unique benchmarking databases in the industry, recruiting recognized experts, and constantly training its founding team. Nowadays, it manages commitments of more than 700 million dollars; 10% of the total comes from third party institutional investors that have decided to trust in the team’s experience and expertise.
Carrot is Mexico’s first car sharing service that provides fuel-efficient automobile reservations to members, billable by the hour or day. Carrot members pay a monthly membership fee in addition to car reservation charges which include gas and insurance. Carrot’s service is the first of its kind in Mexico, giving rise to an agreement with the Mexico City government for special parking permits and access to electric cars. At the end of 2015, Carrot had a fleet of 82 cars in Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara and Puebla.
Clip is transforming card acceptance in Mexico by providing portable card-reading hardware and a digital payment platform that enables businesses to accept all credit and debit cards, including contactless payments. The company's solutions allow businesses to turn smartphones or tablets into card terminals, facilitating seamless transactions without the need for complicated paperwork or monthly fees. By focusing on empowering Mexican businesses, Clip helps them increase sales and grow by offering a user-friendly application that simplifies payment acceptance. This approach positions Clip as a vital ally for merchants seeking efficient and accessible payment solutions.
Assured Labor, Inc., a mobile recruitment company, provides a platform that enables employers to connect with mid-to-low wage candidates in their area. Its platform identifies and proactively reaches out candidates through a text-message so that they can apply instantly. The company facilitates employers seeking candidates to simply input their job description into its Website; and candidates seeking work to register at any computer for receiving text-messages as and when a company posts a local position they are highly qualified for. Assured Labor, Inc. was incorporated in 2008 and is based in Mexico City, Mexico.
YellowPepper is a pioneering company in Latin America specializing in mobile banking and payment solutions. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Miami, Florida, it operates throughout several countries, including Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, with plans to expand into Brazil. The company develops a digital finance platform that enables banks, mobile network operators, merchants, and consumers to access a comprehensive payment ecosystem. Its offerings include a white-labeled mobile payment platform that supports various operating systems and communication protocols, such as NFC, BLE, and QR codes, facilitating cashless transactions. Additionally, YellowPepper provides an m-banking suite that helps banks adapt to the evolving needs of their clients. Backed by Visa and having received the first equity investment from the International Finance Corporation for a mobile financial company in Latin America, YellowPepper combines extensive market knowledge with advanced payment technology to enhance the purchasing experience across the region.
Carrot is Mexico’s first car sharing service that provides fuel-efficient automobile reservations to members, billable by the hour or day. Carrot members pay a monthly membership fee in addition to car reservation charges which include gas and insurance. Carrot’s service is the first of its kind in Mexico, giving rise to an agreement with the Mexico City government for special parking permits and access to electric cars. At the end of 2015, Carrot had a fleet of 82 cars in Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara and Puebla.
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