CUB fintech raised R$30 million in a Series A round led by Upload Ventures and Alexia Ventures. The Brazilian startup will use the funds to expand its real estate receivables platform, strengthen CUB Capital, and grow its client base tenfold by 2026.
Latam
The Global Innovation Index 2025 (GII), published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), places Chile (51st) and Brazil (52nd) as the top-ranked economies in Latin America.
Artificial Intelligence
AI Fest, the leading artificial intelligence and venture capital summit in Latin America, will take place from October 21 to 22, 2025, at the Escuela Bancaria y Comercial in Mexico City during Mexico Tech Week.
Brands
CMI Energía continues to demonstrate its commitment to sustainable development and community impact.
Fundraising
On a mission to position Brazil as a global leader in Artificial Intelligence, Enter announced the closing of a $35 million Series A, co-led by Founders Fund and Sequoia Capital, marking the largest AI-focused investment recorded in Latin America to date. This landmark investment reflects the broader transformation occurring across
Startups
The latest Latin American VC trends show investors prioritizing operational experience, sustainable growth, and profitability. Learn how startups can stand out in a competitive market.
Brands
Banco Cuscatlán officially began operations in Guatemala on September 16, 2025, following the acquisition of 100% of Banco Inmobiliario’s shares.
Colombia
Revolut, one of the world’s largest neobanks with more than 60 million global users, is preparing to launch operations in Colombia.
Startups
Apli, a fast-growing AI-powered recruitment automation company focused on frontline hiring, has been acquired by iCIMS, the talent acquisition software provider trusted by leading global brands.
Latam
Raising capital in Latam is becoming increasingly dynamic, with Colombia positioning itself as one of the strongest startup ecosystems in the region.
Startups
SunCompany, a Colombian cleantech startup, has raised more than US$15 million to accelerate its solar and battery storage projects in Latin America.
Mexico
FemTech MX, the first association of its kind in Latin America, was born out of a pressing reality: women in the region spend 25% more time in poor health compared to men.