On January 22, a very special edition of Actinver Day was held at Actinver under the central theme "Mexico, Future and Opportunities." The event brought together experts and leaders from various economic sectors to inform clients about current trends and investment opportunities in a challenging national context.
The day featured a high-level agenda with the participation of specialists who addressed relevant topics to understand the dynamics of the economic environment and explore investment opportunities in key sectors. The presence of José Antonio González from Cemex and Federico Rodríguez Rovira, CFO of Alsea, was highlighted, as they shared innovative strategies for strengthening and expanding businesses, emphasizing the leading role of Mexican companies in a competitive environment.
The panel "The Future of Mexico in a Polarized World," moderated by Julio Serrano, included experts such as Gerardo Esquivel, Ildefonso Guajardo, and Luis de la Calle, who discussed international negotiations and the importance of the USMCA. The current economic environment and Mexico's prospects in a global context were also analyzed, alongside the Undersecretary of Finance and Public Credit, Edgar Amador Zamora.
Mariana Mazzucato, a renowned economist, was notably present, closing the event with a keynote speech on "Inclusive and Sustainable Growth," emphasizing the importance of investments focused on social impact. The event aimed to build a shared vision for the future of Mexico, highlighting the importance of financial education and access to information in decision-making.
The Actinver Day, in its 21st edition and as part of the institution's 30th anniversary, consolidated itself as a key space to explore financial opportunities, build a vision for the future, and provide tools and ideas to those interested in building their financial future. Experts from the real estate sector, such as Eng. Héctor Ibarzábal and Miguel Aliaga Gargollo, also shared their insights on the potential of the ever-evolving market.
