Hispanic investors are continuing to work to stand out in an institutional market that has seen private markets fundraising slow while allocators continue to cater to existing relationships with established funds.
Many investment firms and organizations are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from mid-September through mid-October, while a few take the initiative to celebrate every day through events, giving back and more as an homage to their Latino/Latina roots.
The $68.2 billion Maryland State Retirement and Pension System is looking to add private markets investments to its $2.4 billion Terra Maria (TM) emerging manager program.
In a post-pandemic world where ESG initiatives have come under political pressure, at least one firm is staying true to its name.
The emerging markets are in Thea Jamison’s blood. Born and raised in Eastern Europe behind the Berlin Wall, she has a first-hand understanding of how the capital markets can transform a country and region.
Including stories from Thoma Bravo Co-Founder Orlando Bravo and José E. Feliciano, co-founder of one of the most successful Hispanic-owned private equity firms, Clearlake Capital.
The New America Alliance is aiming to boost the assets managed by Latino-owned investment management firms to 4% by 2040.
This month, our feature story looks at Hispanic investors while we are in the middle of Hispanic Heritage Month.
