ALLVP exited delivery startup Cornershop through a US$225m sale to Walmart. 

Company: Cornershop Investors: Accel Partners, ALLVP, Creandum, Endeavor Catalyst, Grupo Bimbo Family Office, Jackson Square Ventures   Queremos ser el mejor servicio de entrega a domicilio de groceries en las ciudades…

Accel Partners led a US$21m investment Series B in Cornershop, a Mexican-Chilean grocery delivery startup, to expand services in nine new cities in Mexico. Other participants in the investment include…

(Press Release) ALLVP is thrilled to announce their co-lead of Cornershop’s US$6.7m Series A investment round with Jackson Square Ventures and committed co-investors Accel Partners, Creandum, Endeavor Catalyst, and Grupo…

(Press Release) Today, ALLVP announced their investment in the grocery-revolutionizing platform Cornershop, further placing their bet on mobile commerce in Latin America. Cornershop offers a state-of the-art shopping experience where…

The first half of 2018 was a record-breaking semester for startup investment in Latin America. Investment dollars grew for every major market in the region with Brazilian and Mexican startups capturing the most investment.

ALL-VP has held a first close of US$73m  for its latest investment vehicle. The Mexico-city based, early-stage tech investor firm launched its first US$6m investment vehicle in 2012.

Chilean VC Genesis Ventures announced plans to raise a new US$100m VC fund.

Mexico is fast emerging as the new battleground for the global transport wars, from rideshare and delivery to e-scooters and mopeds: In the past year, Chinese heavyweights Didi Chuxing (rideshare),…

Spanish digital bank WiZink acquired Aplazame, a Spanish lending platform for e-commerce merchants, for an undisclosed, all-cash amount, providing a full exit for ALLVP.

Fernando Lelo de Larrea, Managing Partner of ALLVP, Michael Nicklas, Partner at Valor Capital, and Patrick Arippol, Managing Partner at DGF Investimentos, talk about the role that early stage investors…

ALLVP made an undisclosed investment in SocialDiabetes, a Barcelona-based health-tech platform for diabetes patient care.

When it comes to international players investing in Latin American startups, US investors dominate the list, representing 67% of all global investors into LatAm startups since 2013.

The entrance of major global investors into a string of recent early and expansion stage rounds in Latin America is contributing to record investment dollars in Latin American startups.

This directory lists the core group of venture/tech investors & players dedicated to early stage rounds in Latin America that are Members of LAVCA and active in the region.

After raising capital from local investors, Colombian delivery startup Rappi, co-founded by Simón Borrero, Sebastian Mejia, and Felipe Villamarin, raised over US$9m from international VCs in April 2016. Investors included…

Venture investments in Latin America continue to climb, despite the economic uncertainty in Brazil, the region’s leading venture market. VC transactions in Latin America are up 46% year over year,…

LAVCA Director of Venture Strategy, Julie Ruvolo, lays out the venture capital opportunity for local and international investors in Latin America. (TechCrunch) Latin America just might be the most overlooked…

(Press Release) ALLVP, one of Latam’s most active VC funds in Fintech in Latam, announced a seed investment in Aplazame, the Spain-based online check-out lending platform for e-commerce merchants, to…