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Munoz Group
Munoz Group is a Miami-based multi-family office serving Latin American families through direct real estate, private credit, and venture investments.
Munoz Group
Munoz Group operates as a multi-family office serving a network of Latin American families, with a footprint centered on Miami, Florida. The firm's founding principals are private about their wealth origin, and no founding year is publicly disclosed. Its structure is designed to aggregate deal flow and operational support for families who seek institutional-grade investment management without losing per-family decision control. The firm allocates capital across real estate—both commercial and residential—private credit (including structured notes and direct lending), and venture capital in early-stage US and Latin American technology companies. Munoz Group is known to co-invest alongside specialized GPs in sectors including proptech and fintech. Its geographic scope spans the United States, Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil. The firm typically refuses to disclose specific portfolio holdings. Munoz Group's professional headcount is not publicly disclosed; team information is limited. The firm also facilitates philanthropic coordination among its families, though no separate foundation is formally registered. In 2024, the firm expanded its Miami operational capacity, adding a second office location within the city (per public record). The operational expansion aligns with increased Latin American capital flows into the US. The firm's structural differentiator is its emphasis on hands-on governance: each family within the group participates in deployment votes for direct deals, a model that reduces custodian risk and increases family visibility into asset-level performance. While the firm does not publish performance track records, this governance-by-deal-vote model is rare among Latin American multi-family offices.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Miami
Corporate office
Miami, FL, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Munoz Group?
The firm does not publicly name its principals or investment committee members. Investment decisions are made collectively by the families served, with the firm providing sourcing and diligence support (per public record).
How does Munoz Group source proprietary deal flow?
Munoz Group sources deals through a combination of direct relationships with GPs in the US and Latin America, family networks, and proprietary real estate sourcing. The firm emphasizes deals that require co-investment capital rather than commingled fund commitments (per public record).
Is Munoz Group structured as a single family office or multi-family office?
Munoz Group operates as a multi-family office serving a network of Latin American families. It does not manage pooled commingled funds; deploying capital through individually voted direct deals and club structures (per public record).
Does Munoz Group participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm primarily executes direct co-investments and club deals, particularly in real estate and private credit. It may selectively act as an LP in specialized venture funds managed by external GPs (per public record).
What investment stages does Munoz Group typically target?
Munoz Group targets early-stage venture (Series A and B) for technology investments, and development-to-core value-add strategies in real estate. Private credit deployments are typically senior-secured or mezzanine (per public record).
Which sectors does Munoz Group explicitly avoid?
The firm does not publicly disclose sector exclusions. Based on observable activity, the firm avoids heavily regulated industries such as pharmaceuticals and defense. The firm has not disclosed exposure to crypto or digital assets (per public record).
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
The wealth origin of the families served by Munoz Group is not publicly disclosed. The firm is known to serve Latin American families whose wealth is generated from diversified industrial and commercial backgrounds, though specific family names are not disclosed (per public record).
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