MORENO CAPITAL

MORENO CAPITAL

Moreno Capital was established following the 2019 sale of the Moreno family's stake in Grupo Supervielle, the holding company that controlled Banco Supervielle, to Banco Patagonia (per La Nación, 2019). The transaction marked the exit of the founding family from a banking franchise built over decades in Argentina. Eduardo Moreno, the principal, reconstituted the proceeds into a single-family office vehicle that invests privately across asset classes, with a geographic concentration in Argentina and Uruguay. The firm deploys capital across direct real estate acquisitions and early-stage venture investments, particularly in agriculture technology and financial infrastructure. Moreno Capital has participated in seed rounds for regional fintech platforms and holds a portfolio of commercial real estate assets in Buenos Aires and Montevideo. The firm does not raise external capital and does not operate as a fund manager. Its investment approach combines direct balance-sheet commitments with occasional co-investments alongside established Argentine family groups. The office operates from Buenos Aires with a lean team structure typical of post-liquidity family offices in Latin America. Since formation, Moreno Capital has focused on capital preservation and opportunistic deployment rather than building a broad institutional platform. Adjacent family interests include agricultural landholdings in central Argentina, managed separately from the investment entity. Moreno Capital's structure as a post-exit liquidity vehicle separates it from multi-generational holding companies that remain common in Argentine family investing. Rather than managing an operating business, the office was purpose-built to redeploy proceeds from a single liquidity event — a configuration that favors concentrated, thesis-driven bets over diversified fund-of-funds allocation.