Vinci Partners Investments Ltd.

Vinci Partners Investments Ltd. is a leading asset management platform in Brazil, providing a comprehensive portfolio of investment solutions to institutional and HNWI clients. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Rio de Janeiro, the company offers a wide range of services, from private equity and infrastructures, to real estate, credit, public equities and hedge funds. Additionally, Vinci Partners Investments Ltd. provides financial and strategic advisory services, focusing primarily on IPO advisory and mergers and acquisition transactions on the sell side or the buy side to entrepreneurs, corporate management teams, and/or boards of directors.

Since its inception, Vinci Partners Investments Ltd. has become an increasingly influential player in the Brazilian asset management market. The company has grown rapidly, with assets under management now in excess of R$22 billion. This has been achieved through a combination of organic growth and strategic acquisitions, such as the purchase of the Brazilian asset management arm of Credit Suisse in 2014. Vinci Partners Investments Ltd. has also established a presence in the US, with offices in New York and Miami.

In addition to its impressive growth, Vinci Partners Investments Ltd. has won numerous awards in recognition of its excellence in the asset management industry. In 2020, the company was named Best Asset Management Firm in Brazil by LatinFinance magazine and was also named Best Asset Management Firm in Latin America by Global Finance magazine. The company has also been recognised for its commitment to social responsibility, having been awarded the Social Responsibility Award by the Brazilian Investment Forum in 2020.

Vinci Partners Investments Ltd. has also been extensively involved in philanthropic activities, establishing the Vinci Partners Foundation in 2017. The Foundation works to promote education, health and social development in Brazil, with a particular focus on supporting initiatives in Rio de Janeiro. Over the past three years, the Foundation has provided over R$3 million in funding to initiatives in the city.