THIRD PARTY MARKETING AND EDUCATION IN LATIN AMERICA
LatAm Alternatives is a 3rd Party Marketer that provides specialized marketing, asset raising and consulting services to alternative asset managers who are looking to expand their presence into the Latin American Region. We provide our clients exposure to a fast growing market with 23 countries and 600 Million people who share similar languages and cultures.
Our extensive experience as well as our strong relationships with LatAm Public and Corporate Pension Funds, Foundations, Endowments, Family Offices, Fund of Funds, Corporations, Insurance Companies, Private Bankers, Asset Managers and High Net Worth Individuals, will provide the “access” and "representation" your team deserves and requires.
Welcome to our website. We hope to hear from you soon. Let your business get the benefits of our professional proactive marketing and consulting efforts. We speak the language. We know the People. We live the culture. We are LatAm.
Also, through our unique educational seminars (mostly in Spanish) we are helping investors, investment professionals, regulators and students to upgrade their skills into the important alternative investment industry.
Events
- February 21-23, 2012 - Panama City, Panama- Gaming Executive Summit Latam
- March 6 & 7, 2012 - Rio de Janeiro - Hedge Fund Brazil Forum
- March 7, 2012 - New York- HFA Symposium on Investor Intelligence
- March 12-14, 2012 - Brazil - Super Return Latin America 2012
- March 18-20, 2012 - Coral Gables, Florida - Meeting of the Americas
- March 21, 2012 - London - After the bell Panel Forum
- March 26 & 27, 2012- Rio de Janeiro - Latin American Investors Forum America
- May 30 & 31, 2012 - Santiago de Chile- Electronic & Algorithmic Trading: Andes
- August 15 & 16, 2012- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Latin American Innovation Forum
Facts
The LatAm area was once shunned by many due to the “boom and bust” nature of many of the region’s economies. But coherent monetary policies were put in place in some of these countries, and as a result they developed well-capitalized banking systems with healthy credit.
By 2007, in fact, direct international investments into LatAm exceeded USD 100 billion – an unprecedented level.


