Actinver
Actinver is a financial group based in Mexico. It offers specialized investment services through its different STOCK broking companies, investment funds, and AFORE (private pension programs). In 2007, Actinver Group managed more than $53,000.00 million pesos in invested assets.
History
In 1994, the Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores (CNBV), (The Mexican national regulator of banks and assets) granted Actinver the license for the operation of investment funds.
In 1997, Actinver reached $1,000 million pesos in investment assets. By the end of the year Standard & Poors issued grades on Actinvers debt funds, which have been maintained ever since.
In the first quarter of 2001, Actinver reached $4,000 million pesos and bought Finacorp, another investment fund company. With this acquisition, the portfolio of funds offered by Actinver grew to 14 options. In the same year, due to this growth, the corporation changed its headquarters.
In 2005, Actinver began operations as a stock broker, becoming directly involved, amongst others, in the IPOs of varying Mexican companies such as ICH, Asur, Qualitas, FEMSA, Cemex and Cicsa. Actinver also created the "Actinver Day" when conferences are given by high profile business managers and prominent analysts to the investors invited to the event.
The same year, Actinver launched several new funds, including Actieruo, the first Mexican fund in euros, and expanded its portfolio of funds distributing instruments from other companies offering investments with Asian assets and American funds from the portfolio of Franklin Templeton, specializing in dividends, global debt and capital funds.
Merger with Lloyd investment funds
In February 2006, Lloyd and Actinver merged, becoming one of the biggest independent investment fund companies in Mexico.
External links
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