Carao Ventures is a venture capital investment firm based in San Jose, Costa Rica, founded in 2012. The firm partners with early-stage startups across various sectors, including consumer products, healthcare, information technology, and e-commerce, with a strong emphasis on companies that have the potential to expand throughout Latin America and globally. Carao Ventures seeks to collaborate with dedicated entrepreneurs and technically skilled founders, providing active support in areas such as strategy, finance, and marketing. Through its early-stage startup program, partners engage directly in the development of these companies, leveraging their experience and networks to facilitate growth. The firm also offers a co-working space designed for startups and aspiring entrepreneurs, fostering a collaborative environment. Additionally, Carao Ventures assists established business groups and seasoned entrepreneurs in analyzing and developing new ventures, continuously providing resources to help companies achieve optimal performance.

Jaguar Growth Partners is a New York-based real estate private equity firm that focuses on global growth markets outside the United States. Founded in 2013 by Gary Garrabrant and Thomas McDonald, the firm specializes in investing in and developing scalable real estate-related operating platforms and companies in emerging economies. These markets are characterized by a growing middle class, increasing consumerism, urbanization, and limited access to capital. Jaguar employs experienced investment professionals who manage commingled, discretionary institutional funds, aiming to provide superior investment and asset management. The firm operates with a commitment to institutionalizing emerging markets and generating growth capital and liquidity for leading businesses. With an additional office in Sao Paulo, Jaguar Growth Partners targets investments in countries such as Mexico, Costa Rica, Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, with a focus on real estate technology and industrial sectors.

GP Investments is a private equity and alternative investments firm based in São Paulo, Brazil, with a focus on Latin America. Established in 1993, the firm specializes in leveraged acquisitions, buyouts, and growth capital investments primarily in mature mid-sized and large companies, particularly in Brazil. GP Investments does not engage in start-up investments and avoids sectors with negative social or environmental impacts, such as technology, biotech, and weapons. The firm seeks to acquire controlling or joint-control stakes in companies generating annual revenues exceeding $60 million, with average investments ranging from $100 million to $250 million. It diversifies its portfolio across various industries, including retail, healthcare, logistics, and real estate. GP Investments limits its exposure in any single company or sector to ensure risk management. The firm exits its investments through methods such as trade sales and IPOs, and it also invests in real estate projects across residential, office, and retail segments.

Magma Partners is an early-stage venture capital firm established in 2014 and headquartered in Santiago, Chile. The firm specializes in supporting Latin American entrepreneurs as they expand into the US market, with a particular focus on fintech, insurtech, and blockchain startups. Magma Partners has a global reach, maintaining offices in California, Colombia, Mexico, and China, and has invested in 38 companies across various countries, including Chile, the USA, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, Puerto Rico, and Costa Rica. Currently, the firm is investing through its second fund, which has raised $15 million from partners in Chile, the US, and China. Additionally, Magma Partners runs the Sino-Latin American accelerator, aimed at facilitating business opportunities between Chinese entrepreneurs and Latin American markets.

Banco Lafise, S.A., founded in 1996 and headquartered in San Pedro, Costa Rica, offers a range of personal and corporate banking services. As a subsidiary of Latin American Financial Services, Inc., the bank plays a key role in the financial sector of the region. In addition to its banking operations, Lafise Investment Management, established in 2000, serves as the investment arm of Latin American Financial Services, focusing on mature stage financing, buyouts, and mezzanine investments. This firm primarily invests in sectors such as food processing, travel and tourism, energy, and information technology, with a preference for Latin America and Central America, including Colombia, the Dominican Republic, and Panama. Lafise Investment Management typically targets equity and debt investments ranging from $2 million to $6.25 million in companies with specific financial profiles.

500 Global, formerly known as 500 Startups, is a venture capital firm and incubator based in Mountain View, California, founded in 2010. The firm specializes in seed investments, primarily focusing on early-stage technology and financial services startups across various sectors, including biotech, e-commerce, fintech, and digital healthcare. 500 Global operates a four-month accelerator program, where it typically invests between $0.05 million and $1 million for a 5 to 10 percent equity stake in companies with at least $100,000 in monthly revenue. The firm targets a global market, with particular emphasis on regions such as the Middle East, Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Since its inception, it has invested in over 2,200 startups and supports the growth of innovation ecosystems through educational programs and partnerships. 500 Global also prioritizes investments in companies led by minority founders, reflecting its commitment to diverse entrepreneurial leadership.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is a member of The World Bank Group that focuses on fostering sustainable economic growth in developing countries through private sector investment. It provides a range of financial services, including loans, equity investments, quasi-equity products, and advisory services aimed at supporting startups and various stages of company development. IFC invests in sectors such as agribusiness, financial services, health, education, infrastructure, global manufacturing, oil and gas, telecommunications, and tourism, with a particular emphasis on projects that promote food security, digital finance, and affordable healthcare. The organization targets investments ranging from $1 million to $100 million, often seeking minority stakes but may also take a majority position in its portfolio companies. IFC aims to create jobs, generate tax revenues, and enhance corporate governance in emerging markets, thus contributing positively to local communities. Established in 1956 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., IFC operates globally with offices across various regions, focusing its efforts on financing projects that align with its mission of improving lives in developing countries.

Norfund is a Norwegian government organization founded in 1997, based in Oslo, that focuses on reducing poverty and enhancing economic development in low-income countries. It serves as an active, strategic minority investor, providing risk capital, equity, and loans to businesses in regions where access to financing is limited. Primarily operating in Sub-Saharan Africa, as well as selected areas in Southeast Asia and Central America, Norfund aims to foster sustainable business growth in environments where the private sector is underdeveloped. The organization also invests in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to further support local economic initiatives. Through its investments, Norfund seeks to create a significant positive impact on the economies of the countries it targets.

Actis is a prominent investment firm specializing in growth markets across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Established in 2004, it has raised $14 billion and employs over 200 people, including around 120 investment professionals, across 16 global offices. Actis focuses on a multi-asset strategy that encompasses private equity, energy, infrastructure, and real estate. The firm is committed to responsible investing, leveraging local knowledge and sector expertise to drive competitive returns. Its investment philosophy emphasizes "south-south" relationships, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing between emerging markets. Actis manages various funds targeting sectors such as financial services, education, health, energy, and real estate, with a strong emphasis on impact investing. The firm has a significant footprint in approximately 70 companies worldwide, creating over 116,500 jobs.

Terra Firma, founded by Guy Hands in 1994 and based in London, is a private equity investment firm that focuses on transforming asset-rich businesses requiring fundamental change. The firm raises long-term capital from a diverse range of investors, allowing it to invest time, money, and expertise into projects that build sustainable, best-in-class businesses. Terra Firma operates in five key areas: Transformational Private Equity, Support Capital, Operational Secondaries, Operational Real Estate, and Infrastructure 'Plus'. By enhancing the strategy, operations, finances, and management of its investments, the firm has successfully invested €17 billion across 34 businesses, achieving an aggregate enterprise value exceeding €48 billion.

Buyouts and structured growth investments in leading lower middle market companies.

Stafford Capital Partners is a prominent alternative investment and advisory group with a global presence, focusing on providing clients access to a range of alternative assets. The firm specializes in private markets, which include private debt and private equity, alongside real assets such as infrastructure and agriculture. Comprising two entities owned entirely by experienced principals, Stafford Capital Partners emphasizes investment performance while maintaining a commitment to integrity and open communication. The firm’s investment portfolio is notably diverse, with a significant allocation to timberland. Through a philosophy of responsible investing, Stafford Capital Partners aims to foster lasting relationships with clients, drawing on decades of industry experience.

Multilateral Investment Fund is a venture capital fund managed by Inter-American Development Bank. The fund is based in Washington DC, District of Columbia, and invests in software, mobile, mobile commerce, TMT, fintech, and other financial service sectors.

Tribeca Asset Management is a private equity and venture capital firm based in Bogotá, Colombia, specializing in acquisitions and growth investments in various sectors across Latin America, particularly in Colombia and the Caribbean. The firm focuses on areas with strong growth potential, including natural resources, power generation, health services, consumer goods, and industrial sectors. Tribeca typically invests between $3.4 million and $70 million in companies with annual sales ranging from $10 million to $100 million and EBITDA between $5 million and $20 million. The firm aims to acquire full or majority stakes in its portfolio companies, or significant minority stakes that allow for active participation in management decisions. Additionally, Tribeca seeks opportunities for mergers among its investment targets, enhancing their growth prospects.

BBH Capital Partners is the private-equity division of Brown Brothers Harriman, based in New York. It specializes in real estate investments, focusing on core properties through its BBH Real Estate Income Fund. This fund aims to generate steady income and capital appreciation by investing in well-located real estate assets. BBH Capital Partners combines its extensive market knowledge and investment expertise to identify and manage opportunities within the real estate sector, catering to a wide range of investors seeking reliable returns.

Accion is a global nonprofit organization founded in 1961 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It focuses on increasing access to financial tools and services for underserved individuals and small businesses to promote financial inclusion. Accion catalyzes financial service providers to deliver affordable, high-quality solutions at scale, thereby helping communities thrive. The organization supports innovative fintech startups through its investment initiative, Venture Lab, which invests in early-stage companies that enhance financial access and improve service quality. Venture Lab provides both capital and strategic support, facilitating growth and operational efficiency for its portfolio companies. By engaging industry leaders and regulators, Accion challenges the financial sector to become more inclusive, ultimately working towards a world where everyone has the opportunity to improve their financial well-being.

Celsia is an electricity company based in Colombia, operating under Grupo Argos. Founded in 1919, Celsia provides a diverse energy portfolio to cities, businesses, and homes across Colombia, Panama, and Costa Rica. The company has a generation capacity of 2,387 MW, derived from a mix of 27 hydroelectric, thermal, solar, and wind power plants. In Colombia, Celsia operates through Epsa E.S.P., managing 16 hydroelectric power plants primarily located in Valle del Cauca, Cauca, and Tolima. In 2016, these facilities generated a total of 7,125 GWh of electricity, showcasing Celsia's commitment to delivering innovative energy solutions.

North Base Media is an investment firm focused on journalistic enterprise and digital-driven opportunities in emerging markets. North Base creates value by bringing top-level international media expertise and capital to invested companies that will benefit from the deep knowledge, reputation and extensive connections of North Base’s partners. NBM focuses on both early- and mid-stage companies that show promise in key emerging markets. The portfolio companies, in turn, will benefit from being properly capitalized to pursue growth opportunities, by getting access to unique digital, media and journalistic know-how, and by being able to tap one another's expertise. NBM specializes in independently owned media or technologies that enable consumers to participate in their countries’ civic, cultural and economic life and that aim to be essential to key audiences in their markets. North Base is not aligned with governments, political causes or forces in the countries where it operates.

Rockland Capital is a Texas-based private equity firm established in 2003, specializing in the acquisition and development of investment opportunities within the power and energy infrastructure markets of North America and Western Europe. The firm leverages its professionals' extensive experience in the electric power industry to adopt a hands-on approach in managing its assets. Rockland Capital focuses on value-driven investments that often require additional management due to factors such as structural complexity, operational or financial distress, or market conditions. Currently, Rockland Capital is investing through Rockland Power Partners, a $333 million private equity fund supported by a diverse group of investors, including U.S. endowments, foundations, pension plans, and family offices. The firm also manages a $120 million pledge fund aimed at energy investments, indicating its commitment to addressing opportunities within the evolving energy sector.

Edgewater Capital Partners is a private equity firm that specializes in the acquisition of lower, middle-market companies within the performance materials sector. The firm focuses on niche manufacturers involved in specialty chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and engineered substances. With a strong emphasis on sector-specific investments, Edgewater Capital leverages its extensive experience and expertise to identify and support businesses that operate in these specialized markets.

Regent is a global private equity firm focused on innovating and transforming businesses. Their mission is to create long-term value for our partners, the companies we invest in, and the communities in which we work. Free of pre-defined investment horizons and restrictive parameters, Regent is nimble and operates without the typical constraints associated with managed funds.

OpenGate Capital is a private equity firm based in California, founded in 2005, that specializes in lower middle-market investments. The firm focuses on acquiring corporate carve-outs, divestitures, and special situations in North America, Western Europe, and Latin America. OpenGate Capital actively seeks distressed investment opportunities, particularly in sectors such as information technology, materials and resources, and business products and services. By targeting these areas, the firm aims to create value through strategic management and operational improvements.

Patricia Industries, a part of Investor AB, makes control investments in best-in-class companies with strong market positions, brands and corporate cultures within industries positioned for secular growth. Our ambition is to be the sole owner of our companies, together with strong management teams and boards. We invest with an indefinite holding period, and focus on building durable value and capturing organic and non-organic growth opportunities.

The FlatWorld team works closely with management to grow portfolio companies into larger, global companies with industry-leading market positions, greater growth prospects, and superior profitability. We assist management in: • accelerating growth by providing access to capital for strategic growth initiatives and add-on acquisitions • improving margins by developing the optimal use of onshore and offshore resources • entering new, high-growth international markets

Ara Partners is a diversified platform of private equity managers focused on niche opportunities across the lower middle market energy and industrial sectors.Ara’s Partners invest or commit substantial personal capital to create alignment with our limited partners.They invest directly in assets and don’t back external management teams.

Spectra Investimentos Ltda. is a venture capital and private equity firm based in São Paulo, Brazil, specializing in both direct investments and fund of funds. Established in 2012, the firm focuses on distressed and mezzanine investments, primarily targeting middle-market opportunities across various stages, including mature companies, turnarounds, and seed investments. Spectra seeks to invest in Latin America, with interests in sectors such as materials and resources, business services, information technology, healthcare, financial services, energy, and consumer products. In addition to direct investments, the firm invests in private equity, venture capital, and distressed funds, as well as real estate and infrastructure funds. Spectra typically commits between R$ 2.5 million and R$ 15 million per fund and is also involved in secondary investments and private debt opportunities.

Bright Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2010, originally based in Moscow, Russia. The firm adopts a merchant venturing approach and invests globally across various stages, including early-stage and late-stage ventures, as well as growth equity. Bright Capital focuses on breakthrough and disruptive technology companies, with a diverse portfolio that includes investments in energy, cleantech, efficiency, water, and advanced materials. Additionally, the firm engages in the telecom, media, and technology sector through its dedicated Digital fund.

Astor Capital is a venture capital firm that invests in innovative technology companies and compelling consumer brands in North and South America. We partner with outstanding entrepreneurs that have the passion to build special businesses. We work tirelessly to support entrepreneurs’ visions without getting in the way of what makes them special. Companies of interest typically have the following characteristics: 1. Seek to disrupt large existing markets or create new ones 2. Are generating revenue and need growth capital 3. Have a sustainable competitive advantage, usually based on a unique technology, brand or team

Mid Oaks Investments is a private investment firm that invests its own capital in middle market companies that possess a substantial opportunity for value creation. They seek to partner with entrepreneurial management teams with the foresight and vision necessary to elevate an enterprise to the next level of performance.

Haddington Ventures, L.L.C. is a private equity and venture capital firm based in Houston, Texas, established in 1998. The firm specializes in early-stage and growth investments within the midstream energy infrastructure sector, focusing primarily on gas and liquids storage opportunities, underground hydrocarbon storage, and natural gas gathering and processing. Haddington Ventures avoids direct ownership of oil and gas reserves and companies primarily involved in commodity trading. It typically invests between $20 million and $70 million in companies with an enterprise value ranging from $100 million to $500 million, targeting control-oriented investments but also considering non-controlling stakes. The firm generally maintains its investments for three to five years, aiming to exit through sales to larger financial sponsors or recapitalizations. Haddington Ventures primarily invests in North America but has also shown interest in the European market, particularly in sectors related to hydrogen hubs, energy storage, and critical minerals.

Branch Brook Holdings partners with growing companies in the natural, organic, and specialty sectors, focusing on food and beverage, beauty and personal care, vitamins and natural remedies, household products, pet food, and children's products. The firm collaborates closely with owners, founders, and management teams to provide essential capital, resources, and distribution support. In addition, Branch Brook Holdings offers strategic guidance to help these companies navigate challenges and seize growth opportunities in their respective markets.

Full Investment Portfolio: Equities 15,2% Multi-asset 15.1% Treasury Products 11.8% Bonds 38.5% Joint Ventures 14.2% Founded in 2010, Amundi Group is an asset manager based in Paris. The firm makes investments through private markets globally.

Onex Falcon is a private equity firm established in 2000 that specializes in investing subordinated debt and equity capital in middle market companies. The firm typically provides between $25 million and $75 million in capital per transaction, focusing on opportunities that allow for growth and value creation. By targeting mid-market enterprises, Onex Falcon aims to support companies with potential for significant development while managing risk effectively.

MicroVest is a private equity firm based in Bethesda, Maryland, founded in 2003. It specializes in investing in small and medium-sized enterprises, focusing particularly on low-income financial institutions, such as microfinance institutions and consumer finance companies. The firm operates through its mPower Investment Program and prefers to invest in regions including the Middle East, Latin America, Central America, Mexico, the United States, Canada, Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia, and the Indian Subcontinent. MicroVest typically makes investments ranging from $0.1 million to $15 million, utilizing various financial instruments such as debt, loan guarantees, equity with an exit strategy, and quasi-equity sub-debt.

Arafura Ventures focuses on the following sectors or industries with investments and reflect these themes: Vertical SaaS Industries, Enterprise Cloud, Mobile, Financial Services & Marketplaces.

Rothschild Merchant Banking is a division of the Rothschild Group. The fund manages funds globally through private equity and private debt initiatives.

Goldman Sachs Principal Investment Area, founded in 1986, invests in private equity, real estate and other assets directly and through the funds it raises and manages. The firm has a range of affiliates: GS Capital Partners, GS Mezzanine Partners, Infrastructure Investment Group, Real Estate Principal Investment Area, Real Estate Alternatives, Technology Principal Investment Area, Urban Investment Group, and Goldman Sachs Private Equity Group.

DILA Capital is a Mexico City-based venture capital firm established in 2005, specializing in early-stage investments across various sectors, including consumer goods, energy, technology, software, and commercial services. The firm aims to support the growth of Mexican entrepreneurs and startup companies by providing equity investments, debt financing, and strategic guidance. DILA Capital leverages its extensive network of entrepreneurs, deep understanding of the Mexican market, and the experience of its partners to add value to the businesses it invests in.

CoreCo is a private equity and venture capital firm focused on growth equity investments in Central America, with offices in Guatemala City and San Jose, Costa Rica. Established in 2006, CoreCo specializes in backing revenue-generating companies that exhibit proven capital-efficient business models and have the potential for significant shareholder value creation. The firm primarily targets sectors including business services, healthcare, financial services, light manufacturing, telecommunications, and consumer goods. It prefers to invest between $0.5 million and $7 million in companies with an enterprise value of $1 million to $50 million and a maximum EBITDA of $5 million. CoreCo seeks to hold a majority stake in its investments and typically looks for opportunities with an investment horizon of 5 to 7 years. The firm also considers corporate spin-outs and aims to support experienced management teams implementing established U.S. or European business models in the region. CoreCo has a selective interest in investments in countries like Chile, Uruguay, Peru, and Argentina.

Atlas Holdings is a diversified holding company founded in 2002 that specializes in acquiring and managing distressed businesses across various sectors, including building materials, capital equipment, energy, industrial services, packaging, pulp, paper, tissue, steel, and logistics. The company focuses on investing in firms facing complex financial and operational challenges, aiming to revitalize them through the development of strong management teams and a unified corporate culture. By utilizing a distinctive operating system, Atlas Holdings seeks to enhance performance and drive growth in the businesses it acquires, effectively navigating the complexities of the industrial and trading landscapes.

AMERRA Capital Management, founded in 2009 and based in New York, is an investment fund manager that specializes in providing customized finance solutions in agriculture and commodities across the Americas. With approximately $600 million in assets under management, AMERRA focuses on offering debt services to producers, processors, distributors, and traders in the agribusiness, healthcare, and natural resources sectors. The firm manages multiple funds, including the AMERRA Agri Advantage Fund, AMERRA Heartland Agri Fund, and AMERRA KRS Agri Fund, all of which target investments in the agriculture sector. Currently, AMERRA is raising equity for the AMERRA Agri Fund II, which aims to extend its financing capabilities by offering longer loan maturities to its clients. This initiative includes a partnership with the International Finance Corporation to leverage additional credit for AMERRA Fund II, enhancing the firm's ability to support agribusinesses in the Americas and Western Europe.

Raindrop Partners is a venture capital and private equity firm specializing in investments in growth capital, bridge financing, and buyouts. It seeks to invest in early and growth stage companies, incubation, distressed/vulture, emerging growth, and turnaround situations. The firm seeks to invest in energy efficiency; wholesale and distribution; manufacturing; business and consumer services; consumer staples and food; real estate, construction and construction materials, alternative energy resources, and building products; minerals and mining; water conservation, consumer products, and financial situations. It also seeks to invest in companies that focus on sustainability and satisfying basic human needs of food, water, shelter, and medicine. The firm invests in companies headquartered in the United States with a focus on the Rocky mountain region, Colorado, and Latin America. The firm focuses on real estate investments in Colorado. It typically seeks to invest upto $0.5 million for initial investments. The firm invests up to $5 million in companies with revenues of up to $20 million and EBITDA of up to $3 million. It acts as a lead investor in successive rounds of financing. The firm may provide Advisory Board members to its portfolio companies. It seeks to invest alongside company founders. Raindrop Partners was founded in 2006 and is based in Denver, Colorado with additional offices in Escazu, Costa Rica; Denver, Colorado; and Vail, Colorado.

Virgin is an international investment group founded in 1970 by Sir Richard Branson, recognized for its diverse portfolio across various sectors, including mobile telephony, travel, financial services, leisure, music, and health and wellness. With a workforce of over 65,000 employees operating in more than 50 countries, Virgin is managed by Virgin Management, which supports the growth of the Virgin brand and the Branson family. The group focuses on delivering long-term capital appreciation through investments in core consumer sectors, actively seeking new opportunities and partnerships. Virgin emphasizes the importance of value for money, quality, and innovation, empowering its employees to provide exceptional customer experiences. The brand is committed to fostering collaboration by leveraging skills and expertise from multiple industries to create successful ventures.

Millpond Equity Partners is a private equity firm focused on investing in lower middle market, growth-oriented business services companies. Millpond combines a partnership approach with extensive hands-on operational and investment management experience. Its experienced investment professionals work hand-in-hand with leaders of healthy and growing businesses, providing strategic guidance, resources and support while assisting those companies through their next phase of growth.

GE Equity, a division of General Electric, focuses on maximizing returns on the company's investment capital through strategic equity investments. Established with a blend of extensive equity investing experience and the operational expertise of GE, the division primarily seeks minority ownership stakes in established companies that exhibit high growth potential. GE Equity emphasizes various investment strategies, including growth capital, buy-out co-investments, secondary direct purchases, recapitalizations, and limited partner investments. The division leverages GE's global reach and industry knowledge to identify and capitalize on promising investment opportunities across diverse sectors.

MITA Ventures is a private equity and venture capital firm that focuses on investing in early-stage and growth-stage companies primarily in the information technology sector. The firm specializes in incubation and investments across various stages, including Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, and Series B, with investment amounts ranging from $50,000 to $5 million. MITA Ventures targets startups in fintech, enterprise software, medtech, edtech, and e-commerce, with a particular emphasis on enabling technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and the Internet of Things. The firm primarily seeks opportunities in the United States and Latin America, especially from teams based in Mexico. Additionally, MITA Ventures runs accelerator programs and actively engages with founders to support their growth and facilitate future co-investments.

Fidelity Equity Partners is an investment firm that invests in midsized businesses.

Nexus Capital Partners is a private equity and venture capital firm based in Bogotá, Colombia, founded in 2008. The firm specializes in seed, startup, growth capital, and mezzanine investments, with a particular emphasis on the infrastructure sector. Its investment focus includes transportation, electric power, water treatment, and mining exploration, encompassing oil, gas, and biofuels. Nexus Capital Partners targets companies in South America, Central America, and the Caribbean, especially in Colombia, with annual revenues ranging from approximately $10.83 million to $81.27 million. The firm is open to co-investments with partners who possess sector expertise and can take either majority or minority stakes in its portfolio companies.

Finnovista is an accelerator and venture capital firm focused on fostering innovation in the fintech and insurtech sectors. Established in 2012 and headquartered in Madrid, Spain, with an additional office in Mexico City, the firm aims to empower the transformation of financial services and insurance industries in Latin America and Spain. Finnovista offers a three-month acceleration program and engages in collaborative activities, including conferences and innovation initiatives, to connect startups with large corporates. The firm has established itself as a prominent player in the startup ecosystem in Latin America, promoting the FINNOSUMMIT conference and developing various corporate innovation programs for notable clients such as Visa and BBVA. Through these efforts, Finnovista supports entrepreneurs while driving the growth and transformation of the financial landscape.

FenVentures is a venture capital firm based in Santiago, Chile, focused on early-stage investments and growth capital within the technology sector. Established in 2006, the firm primarily targets opportunities in Chile and throughout Latin America. FenVentures typically invests between $0.05 million and $0.2 million per transaction, aiming to acquire minority stakes of no more than 20 percent in its portfolio companies. The firm operates as a subsidiary of Activa SpA and benefits from the support of Origo Ventures.