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MAPFRE AM receives the award for “Best Solidarity Fund of 2021"

MAPFRE AM has been awarded for the MAPFRE Compromiso Sanitario fund, a social impact fund launched by the fund manager in collaboration with the Community of Madrid.

Álvaro Anguita: “We have already closed our first transaction in Latin America, and we are doing extremely well in Portugal”

Speaking with Álvaro Anguita, managing director of MAPFRE AM, we explore how this fateful and unexpected event is affecting the management firm's strategy, and we reflect on the company’s evolution since its inception.

GSI and MAPFRE's impact fund closes five new investments

GSIF International, the investment vehicle advised by MAPFRE AM, seeks to contribute to the economic and social inclusion of the billion most impoverished people in the world, while also generating a 5%-8% net profit for its investors.

Inflation and war hit household consumer spending

Stock markets continue to recover from the early weeks of conflict. In fact, the vast majority of indices have returned to pre-conflict levels.

Could Dotdash Meredith compete against big-tech companies?

Jonathan Boyar, CEO at Boyar Value Group, interviews Dotdash Meredith’s Chief executive Officer Neil Vogel, the head of the largest digital and print publisher in America.

Investing in sports and behavioral finance?

Sports are probably the most overlooked thematic investment globally. In the catalog of different fund managers, we find funds specialized in robotization, artificial intelligence, population pyramids, etc., but not a trace of sports.

China steps up to the new global economic context

Emerging countries are once again on the tips of investors’ tongues. After its central bank announcement indicating a more favorable position to the market, China’s stock markets surged ahead by close to 9%.

The central banks stay the course despite the war

Although it’s still too early to anticipate developments, there are some indications that the negotiation of an end-of-war pact in Ukraine is closer than was thought a few days ago.

Ukraine conflict impacts the economy again: oil soars past 125 dollars

A new central scenario is taking root among analysts. They have already started to envision a context of reduced growth expectations and inflation that should surge even higher.