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Interfunds
Interfunds connects Latin American institutional capital with global alternative fund managers across private equity, real assets, and credit.
Interfunds
Interfunds was established as a specialized distribution and advisory platform focused on channeling institutional and high-net-worth capital from Latin America into international alternative investment funds. The firm builds portfolios across private equity, real estate, infrastructure, and private credit, selecting managers in North America, Europe, and Asia. The firm constructs fund-of-funds programs and direct co-investment vehicles, tailoring exposure for pension funds, family offices, and insurance companies based in major Latin American markets including Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Peru. Capital is typically placed into middle-market buyout funds, growth equity vehicles, and core-plus real asset strategies. Interfunds functions as a bridge between global general partners and the fragmented Latin American allocator base, handling due diligence, currency hedging, and local regulatory compliance for each mandate. The team maintains relationships with regional pension consultants and multi-family office networks to source commitments. No recent operational event was verifiable from public record at the time of this review. The firm's structural differentiator lies in its role as a regional gatekeeper rather than a primary asset gatherer: it does not manufacture proprietary investment products but instead curates access to established external managers, solving for the compliance and distribution complexity that prevents many global GPs from directly raising capital in Latin American jurisdictions.
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Frequently asked questions
What services does Interfunds provide to Latin American allocators?
Interfunds acts as an outsourced investment office and distribution partner, helping pension funds, family offices, and insurers in Latin America allocate to international private equity, real estate, infrastructure, and private credit funds. The firm handles fund selection, operational due diligence, local currency hedging where required, and regulatory navigation for cross-border commitments.
Does Interfunds manage its own proprietary funds or act purely as an intermediary?
Interfunds primarily structures access to third-party fund managers rather than manufacturing proprietary investment products. It may create local feeder vehicles or co-investment special purpose vehicles to facilitate commitments, but the underlying asset management is performed by the selected global GPs.
Which Latin American markets does Interfunds cover?
The firm's distribution network spans major institutional markets in the region, typically including Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Peru. Coverage of smaller markets such as Uruguay or Central America may be done opportunistically depending on mandate size and regulatory feasibility.
What types of global fund managers does Interfunds partner with?
Interfunds partners with middle-market and large-cap fund managers across private equity, real estate, infrastructure, and private credit. Selection favors managers with institutional track records, audited financials, and a willingness to accommodate the operational and reporting requirements of Latin American limited partners.
How does Interfunds handle regulatory and tax complexity for cross-border fund investments?
The firm advises on structuring commitments through jurisdictionally appropriate vehicles, which may include Cayman Islands or Delaware limited partnerships, local publicly traded certificates tied to fund performance, or managed accounts. Specific tax and regulatory advice is typically delivered in coordination with local legal counsel in each investor's home country.
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