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SURA México
SURA México was established in 1998 and operates as a pension fund administrator in Mexico City. It functions as a subsidiary of Grupo Sura, the Medellín-based...
SURA México
SURA México was established in 1998 and operates as a pension fund administrator in Mexico City. It functions as a subsidiary of Grupo Sura, the Medellín-based financial services group that also controls Bancolombia. The firm allocates across public equities, real estate, and private markets. Confirmed holdings include positions in VT, NAFTRAC, and SLV ETFs alongside limited partnership interests in KKR, CVC Capital Partners, Ardian, EQT, and Apax Partners. Real estate exposure covers the ProximityParks industrial portfolio in Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara plus the SURA Real Estate A Fund. Geographic reach centers on Mexico with additional property assets in Peru. The firm employs 1,100 people. It maintains membership in AMAFORE and AMEXCAP and participates in Climate Action 100+ engagement. In October 2024 it spoke at the Private Markets Mexico Meeting on private equity, venture capital, and secondaries. Fundación SURA México serves as its philanthropic vehicle focused on education initiatives. Ownership by Grupo Sura creates a direct link between pension capital and the parent’s insurance and banking operations, producing an integrated mandate that differs from standalone Afores.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1998
Location
Region
North America
Country
Mexico
City
Mexico City
Corporate office
Paseo de la Reforma Avenue, Number 222 4th Floor, Colonel Juarez, CP 06600, Mexico
Principals
Grupo SURA
Parent Company
SURA Asset Management
Regional Holding Company
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who owns SURA México?
SURA México is a subsidiary of Grupo Sura, the Medellín-based financial services group that also holds Bancolombia.
What asset classes does SURA México allocate to?
Allocations include public equities via ETFs, real estate through direct holdings and funds, and private markets via limited partnership interests in buyout and growth managers.
Does SURA México commit to external funds?
Yes. It holds limited partnership interests in KKR, CVC Capital Partners, Ardian, EQT, and Apax Partners.
What is SURA México’s geographic focus?
Primary operations and investments are in Mexico, with additional real estate exposure in Peru.
How is SURA México involved in industry associations?
It is a member of AMAFORE and AMEXCAP and a signatory to the UN Global Compact since 2012.
What philanthropic structures does SURA México maintain?
Fundación SURA México focuses on education, culture, and social development in Mexico.
What recent event shows SURA México’s market engagement?
In October 2024 the firm spoke at the Private Markets Mexico Meeting on private equity, venture capital, secondaries, and private credit.
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