RW Capital & Strategy

Founder and Partner Director Mauricio Rioseco leads the firm's investment-banking practice, drawing on 25-plus years in corporate finance and M&A. He is supported by Tatiana Ojeda, the partner overseeing transaction structuring and valuations. All deal execution flows through this two-person partner team, per the firm's website.

RW relies on a 23-year track record and the network of its partners to originate mandates. The firm does not specify a proprietary sourcing channel, but Mauricio Rioseco's seven board seats across multiple industries suggest a direct pipeline of corporate relationships that generates M&A and restructuring assignments.

No. Although the firm operates from a single location under a founder's leadership, it is a private, independent asset manager and advisory boutique. The firm does not manage a single family's wealth and discloses no family-office affiliation.

The firm works on expansion-stage, late-stage, growth-equity, and restructuring mandates, per Altss research. Its services are advisory rather than principal-investment oriented, so it does not target stages in the sense of deploying fund capital but rather takes on clients at those corporate inflection points.

The firm functions purely as an advisor. It does not disclose any proprietary investment vehicles, fund commitments, or direct-investment activity on its balance sheet. Its work centers on structuring and negotiating transactions for clients.

The firm's stated deal experience covers automotive, IT, energy, manufacturing, real estate, and services. There is no published exclusion list, suggesting RW is sector-agnostic within the industrials, technology, and business-services domains where it has completed mandates.

RW operates as a fee-for-service advisory shop, not as a co-investor. The website describes no co-investment programs, club deals, or principal commitments alongside general partners.