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MORENO CAPITAL
MORENO CAPITAL is an SEC-registered investment adviser with $42 million in regulatory assets under management. The firm has 4 employees and 1 investment...
MORENO CAPITAL
MORENO CAPITAL is an SEC-registered investment adviser with $42 million in regulatory assets under management. The firm has 4 employees and 1 investment adviser. It operates with a team of 5 professionals.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Location
Region
Latin America
Country
Argentina
Principals
Eduardo Moreno
Founder & Principal
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How did Moreno Capital originate?
Moreno Capital was formed after Eduardo Moreno sold the family's majority interest in Grupo Supervielle to Banco Patagonia in 2019 (per La Nación, 2019). The transaction provided liquidity that was redirected into a dedicated family office structure, moving the family from operating a regulated financial institution to managing a private investment portfolio.
Does Moreno Capital invest exclusively in Argentina?
The firm concentrates its investments in Argentina and Uruguay, reflecting both the family's operational familiarity with the Southern Cone and the regional nature of its historical banking activities. The office has not publicly disclosed commitments outside these two markets.
Is Moreno Capital a multi-family office or does it accept outside capital?
Moreno Capital operates as a single-family office and does not accept third-party capital. It was established exclusively to manage the proceeds from the Moreno family's exit from Banco Supervielle, and there is no public indication that it has opened its platform to other families.
Does the office maintain any connection to the Supervielle banking group?
Following the 2019 sale of the family's controlling stake to Banco Patagonia, the Moreno family no longer holds a governance role in Grupo Supervielle or Banco Supervielle. The family office operates independently of the banking group.
How does Moreno Capital approach venture investments?
The office participates in early-stage venture rounds, primarily in sectors that align with its regional expertise, including agriculture technology and financial infrastructure. Its venture activity is concentrated in Argentina and Uruguay and is executed through direct investments rather than through a dedicated venture fund structure.
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