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Montreal Ventures Expands Startup Investment Strategy with US$5.8M Fund
Montreal Ventures has US$5.8 million to invest in startups while restructuring its accelerator and exploring future acquisitions.
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Montreal Ventures has US$5.8 million to invest in startups while restructuring its accelerator and exploring future acquisitions.
Fundraising
Patria closes its fourth VC fund with more than US$106 million to invest in technology and financial services companies across Latin America.
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Hero Seguros acquires Grupo CAM to enter Mexico, expanding its footprint to eight Latin American countries following its recent US$7 million funding round.
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HUB Conecta launches Scale to Brazil, an international expansion program helping startups enter Brazil through mentorship, business matchmaking and strategic connections.
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Google says Brazil has become a source of innovation, expanding support through its Accelerator program and a new AI-focused investment fund.
Fundraising
ABSeed launches a US$19.7M evergreen fund to support follow-on investments, Series B and C startups, and expand into new sectors.
Fundraising
From CAF's recovery fund to infrastructure projects and NGO partnerships, discover six ways investors can help drive Venezuela's long-term recovery after the 2026 earthquakes.
Events & Conferences
Caricaco Ventures launched CV2, a new investment vehicle focused on founders connected to Central America and the Dominican Republic who are building global software and AI-native startups.
Brands
COFIDE commits up to US$ 6.5M to FIP Infraestructura II, launching its US$ 100M program to deepen Peru’s capital markets.
Startups
Zippi raises US$ 44M in its third FIDC issuance, bringing Credit Saison as first international investor and targeting US$ 70M AUM by 2026.
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Latin America has quietly become one of the places where venture capital buys the most optionality per dollar invested. The gap between perception and reality is now one of the largest sources of alpha available to international VCs, family offices, LPs and business angels. While much of the developed world
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The Media for Equity (M4E) model has emerged as one of the most disruptive tools for startup growth in a market where visibility has become the scarcest and most valuable asset. While customer acquisition costs in many cases exceed 40% of the capital raised by a company and more than