Why Latin America

The most under-allocated venture region on earth.

A 660M-person market, a decade of proven founders, and a growing wave of unicorns. The venture case for LATAM is not speculative anymore — it is structural.

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Regional consumers

Pan-American Bridge

The room lands in Mexico City.

Delegates arrive from every major capital market on the continent — Wall Street funds, Silicon Valley VCs, Miami family offices, Bogotá operators, and São Paulo's top allocators.

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The Unicorn Class

A generation of proof.

Mercado Libre

Argentina

E-commerce

Nubank

Brazil

Fintech

Rappi

Colombia

Delivery

Kavak

Mexico

Autos

Bitso

Mexico

Crypto

Clip

Mexico

Payments

Konfío

Mexico

SME Lending

Clara

Mexico

Corporate cards

dLocal

Uruguay

Payments infra

Ualá

Argentina

Neobank

NotCo

Chile

Foodtech

Kueski

Mexico

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Where LPs are looking

The sectors that matter in 2026.

Fintech infrastructure

Regulated rails, embedded banking, cross-border payments. The deepest, most mature sector in LATAM tech.

Nearshoring & industrial tech

Logistics, WMS/TMS, industrial IoT, worker housing, trade finance — the software layer of the industrial relocation.

AI-native SaaS in ES/PT

Vertical AI for LATAM SMBs, legal, health, and customer support. Language, distribution, and workflow are the moats.

Energy, climate & infrastructure

Renewables, transmission, water, and climate hardware — increasingly financed by LATAM family offices directly.

Consumer & marketplaces

Second-generation MercadoLibre, second-generation Rappi. Category-defining consumer brands built for the region.

Health & biotech

Provider software, revenue cycle, telemedicine, and clinical infrastructure for LATAM's public and private systems.