Mexico lagged behind Brazil as an investment destination for venture capital funds. With 201 investments in startups and 1.4 billion dollars invested in 2017 and the first half of 2018, Brazil became the Latin American leader in attracting venture capital. Capturing 73 percent of the amount that was exercised in…
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Banco Davivienda, one of the largest banks in Colombia, signed an agreement with the global payment innovator Verrency to be a launching partner in Latin America. The agreement allows Banco Davivienda to take advantage of the Verrency platform to test and quickly launch new card programs, payment services and solutions…
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The Securities Commission approved the first investment fintech that allows it to operate on the US stock exchange 100% online. This is Quiena Inversiones, an investment platform that received confirmation of its registration as a Global Investment Advisory Agent and became a legal option to allow Argentines to invest in…
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The lessons Get involved Matcha Kaori joined Itera Capital’s portfolio in 2016. The company, founded by Liliana Díaz in 2013, imports handmade teas from Japan that she sells in different presentations. To accelerate its growth, the fund helped create a corporate governance, a commercial strategy and a sales plan. In…
Comments closedComplete Guide on Venture Capital in Latin America (main actors by country and reports on the state)
Complete Guide on Venture Capital in Latin America (main actors by country and reports on the state)
In this article, we will show the current landscape of the venture capital industry in LATAM with the main actors of the countries where the entrepreneurship hubs of the region are located. We hope you find it useful 😉 According to the latest report on the state of the Venture…
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Large companies in Latin America are not innovating enough and are lagging behind compared to the rest of the world, and Startups are embedding themselves in a tough field. Companies in the region are 20% less likely to introduce a new product compared to those operating in other developing countries…
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Latin America is a land of great opportunities. At least for investments in ‘startups’, which have increased strongly in recent years. The great attraction of a population increasingly connected to the internet adds to the potential for economic growth in the region and is enhanced by the rise of a…
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The “father” of the concept of open innovation explains that more and more companies understand that they must take the path of co-creation The open innovation concept at Google in April 2003 yielded a result of only about 200 pages. The same search in April 2013 showed an exponential growth:…
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