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Quest Capital
Founded in 2017, Quest Capital operates as an independent Chilean financial institution with a triple-track model spanning asset management, wealth management,...
Quest Capital
Founded in 2017, Quest Capital operates as an independent Chilean financial institution with a triple-track model spanning asset management, wealth management, and corporate finance advisory. The firm builds on what it describes as more than 20 years of team experience in Chilean markets, serving both institutional and private clients from its Santiago base. The asset management division runs public and private funds across equities, fixed income, and alternative assets. On the wealth side, Quest uses an open-architecture platform to construct client portfolios by selecting external funds rather than relying solely on proprietary products. The corporate finance group handles M&A, strategic partner searches, valuations, and financial restructurings — blending local market knowledge with international capabilities. Quest discloses no AUM, no headcount, and no named portfolio companies. The firm's partnership with Auster Capital Partners suggests a network link to cross-border deal flow, though the nature and scale of that relationship remain undisclosed. No recent operational events — fund closes, senior hires, or office expansions — are publicly recorded. What distinguishes Quest is its deliberate bundling of independent advisory work with fund management under one roof. This dual fiduciary posture — advising on deals while also allocating client capital into public and private funds — creates an integrated financial-services chassis uncommon among standalone asset managers in Chile.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2017
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Latin America
Country
Chile
City
Santiago
Corporate office
Santiago, Chile
Frequently asked questions
What services does Quest Capital offer to institutional clients?
Quest Capital provides institutional asset management through public and private funds covering equities, fixed income, and alternative assets. Additionally, its corporate finance division executes M&A transactions, strategic partner searches, valuations, and financial restructurings for corporate clients. The firm operates as an independent institution, positioning itself to deliver these services free of conflicts of interest.
Does Quest Capital manage proprietary funds or act as an open-architecture allocator?
Both. The asset management division runs proprietary public and private funds for clients. The wealth management division operates on an open-architecture basis — it selects the best external funds across the industry to construct client portfolios rather than defaulting to Quest's own investment vehicles. This dual approach offers internal products alongside third-party manager access.
How is Quest Capital connected to Auster Capital Partners?
Quest Capital has a disclosed partnership with Auster Capital Partners. The precise structure — whether it involves shared deal flow, co-investment rights, or a service agreement — is not publicly detailed. This partnership likely extends Quest's cross-border capabilities, particularly in sourcing international investment or advisory mandates.
Does Quest Capital disclose its assets under management or team size?
No. Quest Capital does not publicly disclose its AUM, fund deployment numbers, or the size of its professional staff. The firm's website focuses on its three business lines — asset management, wealth management, and corporate finance — without providing quantitative scale indicators. Any AUM number would require direct disclosure or Chilean regulatory filings.
What is Quest Capital's geographic and sector focus?
Quest Capital operates primarily from Chile, with its corporate finance division emphasizing deep local market knowledge paired with international capabilities. The firm has not published a specific sector or industry focus — its asset management and advisory arms appear to serve generalist mandates across Chilean and potentially broader Latin American markets, though no explicit geographic exclusions are stated.
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