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- 7. 5.95 6.5 11.8 14.5 23.2 35.7 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Bienes Raices T. BOND Bolsa Mundial S&P Fondos de P.E. Fondos de V. C. % Rendimiento superiores a los tradicionales ( 1992 – 2002 ) “ Muchas pierden Pocas ganan mucho “ Fuente: Venture Economics Rendimiento anualizado en EUA
- 8. Capital de Riesgo en el Mundo EVOLUCIÓN DEL MERCADO MUNDIAL MONTO INVERTIDO EN CAPITAL DE RIESGO 1995-2003 TOTAL MUNDIAL E.U. EUROPA ASIA-PACIFICO LATINOAMÉRICA 206 115 MILES DE MILLONES USD 60 35 17 0 50 100 150 200 250 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 1.2 FUENTE: Price Waterhouse Coopers y PwC MoneyTree Survey, 2005
- 9. Fuente: Price Waterhouse Coopers LATAM 1% Africa 3% Asia 16% Europa 39% Norteamerica 41% Argentina 29% Brazil 45% México 18% Chile 9 % LATAM Capital de Riesgo en el Mundo 2004 La inversión en capital de riesgo a nivel mundial alcanzó los US$110 mil MDD equivalente al 0.3% del PIB mundial. En el mundo Latinoamérica
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- 15. Otros Organismos Fondo de Fondos Inversionistas Arquitectura del Fondo de Fondos 197 MDD En cartera 250 MDD dinero nuevo NAFIN 447 MDD Empresas Empresas Otros Inversionistas 4,500 MDD Efecto Multiplicador : 10:1 FONDOS
- 16. Portafolio de Inversión del Fondo de Fondos 250 Discovery Americas 75 Mexico Real Estate Invest. 200 ZN Mexico II 100 Nafta Fund of Mexico 80 Multinational Industrial Fund 20 Fondo Pymex 50 FondElec Latin American 250 Darby BBVA Latin American 12 Fondo Guanajuato 16 Fondo Sinaloa Tamaño (MDD) Fondos
- 17. Qué es un Fondo de Private Equity Fondo de Private Equity Empresa 1 Inversionistas Contrato de Administración Operador del Fondo Operadora en México Comité Asesor Comité de Inversión Empresa 2 Empresa 3 Empresa 4
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- Good Morning (Afternoon)I am delighted to be here in Miami and have the opportunity to address such an important and diverse audience, mainly from our sister countries of Latin America, but also important participants, from the US and all over the world, of this fascinating industry of Private Equity.Thanks to the organizers for the invitation, which allows me to share with you some ideas and the developments in Private Equity in Mexico, and particularly what our institution, Nafinsa, has been doing in support of this important industry for Mexico.Let me start telling you which is the role of our Institution:
- As we can see in this chart, the investment made in PE and VC worldwide during 2004 was close to 115 billion US.If we look at economies such as the United States, Europe, Japan, Australia and Canada, we will find that they concentrate around 90% of the global private equity commitments, being the United States the main receptor of these resources with more than 50 % worldwide. Whereas Latin America appears with only 1%.It is surprising that smaller economies than the Mexican, receive a significant amount of these investment resources, leaving Mexico behind in a minority position.While Brazil concentrates 45% of the private equity investment commitments, and Argentina 28%, Mexico only doubles Chiles’ position, regardless of the fact that the Mexican economy is almost six times larger than the Chilean.