Latin America is home to several countries with developing economies and large populations, including a growing pool of tech talent bolstered by remote work opportunities that proliferated
during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rising internet adoption and traditionally underserved consumer segments have also contributed to the expansion of private investment in the region. Political transitions are top of mind, with Chile and Colombia instituting new government leadership this year. Brazil holds its presidential election in October, and the result could have significant implications for private investment activity in Latin America’s largest economy. Latin American countries were hit hard by COVID-19 and rampant inflation stemming from the conflict in Ukraine that began in February 2022.
As the region faces these significant challenges, investor behavior will change as well. Read on for further discussion about Latin American private market activity over the past several years.
