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The AMP Community
The AMP Community was founded as a vehicle for Latin American family offices to collaborate on investment opportunities that require scale beyond...
The AMP Community
The AMP Community was founded as a vehicle for Latin American family offices to collaborate on investment opportunities that require scale beyond single-family capacity. Its structure blends elements of a multi-family office and an investment club, with offices spanning Buenos Aires, New York, and Quito. The membership base includes families with wealth originating across the Andean region and broader Latin America. Deployment focuses on real assets including infrastructure and energy transition projects in Latin America, alongside private credit strategies. The community targets direct co-investments and club deals, allowing member families to co-underwrite opportunities that typical local family offices avoid due to size or complexity. Sectors such as renewable energy and logistics infrastructure have been areas of activity. The AMP Community operates with a lean professional team coordinating deal flow across its three office locations. No public AUM or total deployment figure is disclosed. The network structure means professionals are shared among member families rather than housed under a single balance sheet. A structural differentiator is its club-based governance: each family retains independent control over capital allocation decisions within a shared due diligence and execution framework. This model reduces administrative overhead while expanding access to institutional-grade deals in a region where small family offices dominate the private capital landscape.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Latin America
Country
Argentina
City
Buenos Aires
Corporate office
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Additional offices
New York, United States · Quito, Ecuador
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does The AMP Community source proprietary deal flow?
The AMP Community leverages its network of member families and local offices in three countries to source deals that may not reach traditional institutional channels. Deal flow comes from member introductions, local operating company relationships, and direct origination through the network. The club structure allows members to pool insights and contacts across jurisdictions.
Is The AMP Community structured as a single family office or does it operate more like an investment club?
It operates as a multi-family office with an investment club overlay. Each member family retains its own capital, and AMP coordinates due diligence, execution, and ongoing management of club investments. This hybrid structure allows families to maintain independence while achieving scale in direct co-investments.
Does The AMP Community participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The group focuses on direct co-investments and club deals rather than traditional fund-of-funds commitments. However, its member families separately may commit to external funds; AMP itself structures direct investments pooled across the membership.
What investment stages does The AMP Community typically target?
The community targets growth-stage and infrastructure assets with clear cash flow profiles. It prefers large-ticket opportunities that benefit from its Latin American presence and on-the-ground due diligence capability.
Which sectors does The AMP Community explicitly avoid?
No public avoidance list exists. Given its stated focus on real assets and private credit, it likely avoids early-stage venture capital and liquid public equities.
Where does the underlying wealth of The AMP Community members come from?
Individual member wealth origins are not publicly disclosed. Given the geographic base in the Andean region, wealth likely originates from local industrial, infrastructure, and resource sectors.
How is The AMP Community related to other family office networks?
It operates independently from networks such as TIGER 21 or R360. Its distinctiveness is its geographic focus on Latin America and its club-governance model tailored to cross-border co-investment.
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