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LatinCapital
LatinCapital was established by Roberto Claudio Game Valdés. The firm serves families, companies and institutions primarily in South America.
LatinCapital
LatinCapital was established by Roberto Claudio Game Valdés. The firm serves families, companies and institutions primarily in South America. LatinCapital allocates across private equity, real estate, private credit, hedge funds, commodities and natural resources. It executes through direct co-investments, SPVs and fund commitments. Confirmed activity spans early-stage and growth investments in PropTech, FinTech, Energy Transition & Renewables and AgriTech & FoodTech. Geographic reach includes South America, North America, Europe and the Middle East & Central Asia. The firm maintains the FIP LatinCapital Renta Inmobiliaria II vehicle and occupies Edificio LATINCAPITAL at Av. Chacabuco 485. The firm reports approximately $2B under management. It maintains membership in ACAFI through LatinCapital Asset Management S.A. In 2024 LatinCapital merged its wealth-management operations with Sartor Finance Group to create Latincapital Sartor Wealth Management. Additional team members include Rodrigo Bustamante, Matías Rodríguez Zaror and Diego del Prado. LatinCapital functions as an open-architecture multi-family office rather than a captive vehicle for a single lineage. Decision-making authority rests with the named principals and their direct partnership with Sartor Finance Group.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
2001
Location
Region
South America
Country
Chile
City
Concepcion
Corporate office
Concepcion, Chile
Principals
Roberto Claudio Game Valdés
Founder and CEO
Rodrigo Bustamante
Co-Head of LatinCapital Wealth Management and Partner
Matías Rodríguez Zaror
Wealth Management Manager
Diego del Prado
Commercial Manager
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at LatinCapital?
Roberto Claudio Game Valdés serves as Founder and CEO. Rodrigo Bustamante acts as Co-Head of Wealth Management. Matías Rodríguez Zaror and Diego del Prado hold senior wealth-management and commercial roles.
How does LatinCapital source proprietary deal flow?
The firm relies on strategic partnerships with financial institutions and its membership in ACAFI. Direct relationships with Sartor Finance Group also generate co-investment opportunities.
Does LatinCapital participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
LatinCapital executes both fund commitments and direct co-investments through SPVs. Its listed investment types include private equity, private credit and hedge funds alongside direct holdings.
What investment stages does LatinCapital typically target?
The firm targets early-stage and growth opportunities, primarily in technology-enabled sectors.
Where does LatinCapital maintain investment exposure?
Exposure spans South America, North America, Europe and the Middle East & Central Asia.
How is LatinCapital related to Sartor Finance Group?
In 2024 the two entities merged their wealth-management businesses to form Latincapital Sartor Wealth Management.
Does LatinCapital maintain philanthropic structures?
No separate philanthropic vehicles are disclosed in available records.
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