Intercorp Peru Ltd.

Intercorp Peru Ltd.

Intercorp Peru Ltd. is the holding entity established by the Rodriguez-Pastor family to manage a diversified conglomerate of businesses in Peru. The firm's structure is that of a single-family office that directly owns and operates a sprawling portfolio of companies, rather than allocating capital exclusively to external managers. The firm's strategy centers on direct ownership and operational control across four primary platforms: financial services (Interbank, Caja Ica), retail (Supermercados Peruanos, Real Plaza, Inkafarma), healthcare (Clínica San Felipe, Salud Total), and education (Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola, Colegios Peruanos). These platforms provide access to a large portion of the Peruvian consumer economy. Geographic footprint is concentrated in Peru, with offices also in Melbourne, Edinburgh, Washington, San Francisco, New York, and Singapore. The Rodriguez-Pastor family controls these assets through Intercorp, which employs staff across its operating companies. While team size for the family office itself is not disclosed, the conglomerate collectively employs over 100,000 people. In August 2024, Intercorp's retail arm, Supermercados Peruanos, announced a partnership with Rappi to expand its digital delivery footprint in Lima. The family also operates a corporate foundation, Acción Solidaria, focused on education and community development. Intercorp's structural differentiator is its status as the dominant family-owned conglomerate in Peru, controlling pieces of the country's banking, retail, healthcare, and education sectors — a degree of horizontal integration uncommon among family offices. Succession and governance remain closely held within the Rodriguez-Pastor family, with no public disclosure of a formal generational shift or external CIO.