Private equity funds: a look at the domestic market
30/01/2008. Despite the political difficulties that arose in 2006, analysts nonetheless forecasted a 2007 characterized by stability and a favorable investment environment, and announced that Mexico would offer a good market for private equity funds in the coming years. This study, the second study prepared by Deloitte in collaboration with the Asociación Mexicana de Capital Privado, focuses on the level of activity of the private equity funds in Mexico during 2006, and their expectations for 2007.

Perspective of the Mexican private equity industry
18/07/2007. Should European and US LPs start paying more attention to private equity managers in Mexico? asks Luis Perezcano, managing partner at Nafta Fund.

Slow progress towards power sector reform in Mexico
04/03/2003. The energy sector is one that is drawing an increasing amount of attention among investors. And in Mexico the government has recently indicated its willingness to permit privatization of electricity supply, providing new opportunities for those prepared to take the risk. Monica Restrepo of Coudert Brothers gives an overview of the reforms.

Legal challenges confronting private capital investors in Mexico
27/08/2002. The Mexican economy is going through a process of deregulation. It's a process that could create a good environment for private equity investing. There are, however, still a number of legal stumbling blocks that private equity investors should be aware of, say Samuel García-Cuéllar and Jean Michel Enriquez of Creel García-Cuéllar y Müggenburg.

Private equity investment in Mexico
15/07/2002. For Mexican companies, private equity investment often represents an attractive source of capital. Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw provides an overview of the Mexican market for investors looking to commit outside the more traditional US and European markets.

Private equity in Mexico
16/04/2002. The Mexican private equity industry is still in its infancy. As a result, its funds are largely foreign - and the majority are, predictably, from the US. Frank Schneider and Luis Videgaray, of Harvard University and Protego respectively, discuss the characteristics of the asset class in Mexico.