Paraguay’s stock market is small and still underused, so most of the money that comes into the country doesn’t arrive through public markets. It arrives through private equity: direct stakes in companies, partnerships with family businesses and privately arranged funds.
Join our panel at SkyPark, Asunción, for a discussion and audience Q&A on how private equity works here: where the current opportunities are, what the risks look like and what investors should know before they commit.
Doors open at 18:00 and the panel starts at 19:00 sharp, running for around 90 minutes, followed by networking and wine, all included with your ticket.
Tickets are Gs 200,000 in advance (or $35 by card online), or Gs 250,000 on the door. Space is limited, and entry on the door is only available if the event hasn’t sold out in advance. VIP Members of The Asunción Times get 50% off, whether they book in advance or pay on the door.
Any trouble buying your ticket online? Message us on WhatsApp at +595 971 900 011 or email hello@asunciontimes.com and we’ll sort it out.
Speakers
Jairo C. Lamatina
A New York-qualified corporate and M&A lawyer with more than a decade at leading international law firms in New York, São Paulo and Singapore. He brings that international deal experience to the ground in Paraguay.
Manuel Mercy García
A corporate finance executive with 15 years in M&A, valuation and capital markets, including roles at Deloitte, PwC and Credicorp. Most recently he led the M&A and corporate finance practice of a Paraguayan investment bank, closing deals in agro-industry, healthcare, industry and software.
Maurizio Bisicky
An executive and investor with 30+ years building and turning around businesses globally. He has led four turnarounds and managed a US$100m business with 1,100 staff. In Paraguay, he is the Operating Partner of different company owners and investors.
