15th Edition of FLII: Key Insights and Perspectives from AlphaMundi

The AlphaMundi Group Ltd (AMG) team participated last week in the 15th edition of the Latin American Impact Investing Forum (FLII), this year celebrated in Mérida, Mexico. Over three days, the event brought together over 1,000 participants from 50 countries.

FLII aims to connect and strengthen Latin America’s impact investment ecosystem through networking and knowledge-sharing platforms, facilitating the gathering of key market actors who drive meaningful impact.

Maria Daniela Garcia Navarro (Investment Manager) and Juan David León (Investment Analyst), from AMG team in Bogotá, actively participated in discussions, events, and networking opportunities, highlighting the critical role of catalytic capital in scaling impact-driven businesses across the region. As an impact investor, AMG remains committed to mobilizing capital toward sustainable solutions, fostering financial inclusion, and supporting high-potential enterprises in Latin America.

Additionally, the team had the opportunity to visit and engage with some of our portfolio companies - Avanza Sólido Mx , AgriCapital S.A.S Finaktiva , ZhanaSolutions and Aspiria - further reinforcing the importance of strategic partnerships in driving long-term impact across sectors.

Conference Highlights:

1.???? Increasing Awareness and Driving Action

The event underscored the importance of increasing awareness and driving action to foster collaboration among stakeholders committed to positive impact. A key discussion centered on how FinTech innovations are advancing financial inclusion across critical sectors in Latin America, particularly in education, agriculture, and the base economy.

The panel discussion about “Fintech driving impact: Advancing financial inclusion in education, agriculture, and beyond” highlighted transformative fintech solutions that enhance access to financial services for underserved populations, demonstrating their role in empowering communities, improving livelihoods, and unlocking economic potential. Through a series of successful case studies, the discussion showcased how fintech start-ups are not only bridging financial gaps but also mobilizing efforts toward sustainable and scalable impact.

2.???? Fostering Meaningful Collaborations and Strengthening Latin American Cultural Exchange

Speakers and participants emphasized the value of cross-sector partnerships in scaling solutions, highlighting collaboration as a key driver in addressing systemic challenges and accelerating meaningful change. The event also underscored the importance of cultural perspectives in shaping effective impact strategies, recognizing the diverse market dynamics across Latin America.

Successful case studies showed how localized approaches could drive global impact, demonstrating that fostering regional cooperation and cultural exchange is essential for developing sustainable and scalable solutions.

3.???? Enhancing and Expanding the Impact Investment Landscape

Market-based solutions and capital mobilization emerged as crucial drivers for sustainable growth. Discussions focused on innovative financing mechanisms and the pivotal role of policy in building a more resilient and inclusive investment landscape. For example, initiatives like transforming water Challenges into climate solutions showcased how strategic investments can address environmental challenges while generating long-term economic and environmental impact.

4.???? Importance of nature in the global economy

FLII attendees emphasized the crucial role of nature in the global economy. Biodiversity is not only a matter of ecological concern but also directly affects industries such as health, infrastructure, and culture. Recognizing ecosystems as valuable economic assets is becoming increasingly important, and FLII has served as a platform to push for more comprehensive and collaborative policies that encourage sustainable investments aligned with Latin America’s rich ecological resources.

5.???? Gender lens investing

Gender-lens investing is becoming a key strategy and an effective mechanism for promoting equality and sustainable development in Latin America. This approach not only aims to alleviate the disproportionate burdens placed on women but also fosters more equitable relationships within their families and communities, encouraging shared responsibility in various areas. Events such as the GLI Latam Forum and the FLII serve as platforms to share experiences and strategies that integrate a gender perspective into investment decisions, contributing to reducing inequalities and strengthening women's economic autonomy in the region.