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Zuru Latam, the pioneering insurtech founded by Gianmarco Scarsi, is revolutionizing the insurance sector in Latin America. With a focus on SMEs and innovative on-demand solutions, it seeks to fill the gap in cargo insurance and logistics risks, offering protection for goods in transit with advanced technology and strategic alliances, while positioning itself for significant expansion in the region.
Since its inception in 2012, ALLVP has established itself as a leader in venture capital in Latin America, backing entrepreneurs with technology solutions that address the region’s most pressing challenges. With more than USD $350 million in assets under management, the firm aims to transform innovation in the region.
Yana, the psychological healthcare app, has become a companion for millions of users around the world, providing an innovative and accessible solution for mental health problems. Its differentiating value recently: a balance between AI and specialist management expertise.
To date, the fund has invested in over 100 different companies in more than 30 countries around the world and has big plans for Mexico, Brazil and Colombia.
Jeeves achieved its ambition of creating a cross-border payments solution. Being a unicorn was just the beginning for this business expense management fintech. Today, the bet goes beyond a noble title in the entrepreneurial sector.
With the growth of innovation in technology integration, the landscape has become more competitive due to the slowdown of venture investment in startups. Why opt for Web3? Mónica Talán, from Cryptoconexion, gives some hints on how to get ahead with these challenges.
When will Latin unicorns emerge again? We asked venture capitalists in Latin America and they say that we will see startups with million-dollar valuations until 2024.
Vetalia raised USD$10 million that will allow it to implement a one-stop-shop technology platform. Its goal: to transform the veterinary sector.
Casai was a promise for the startup ecosystem in Mexico, but the context of venture capital did not favor it to continue growing.
The venture studio has a strong conviction to reduce the socioeconomic gap in Latin America with the help of private capital. So far, the firm has 11 ventures and has raised USD$ 70M of capital and debt across the entire group.