The new VITbyVector platform, created by Vector Casa de Bolsa, is aimed at Mexican digital natives who are planning their financial future. The CEO of VITbyVector, Luis Arias, describes the platform as a way for users to customize their investments intelligently and at their own pace.
With three main features: Purposeful Technology, User-Friendly Experience, and Emotional Connection, VITbyVector seeks to revitalize users' finances and turn them into a driving force to achieve their goals, whether large or small.
In another area, while the global debate on equality and feminism continues, Mexico stands out for its high digital activity in favor of gender equality. Despite this, there is a disconnect between online activism and the social perception of the movement in the country.
A report from LLYC highlights that pro-equality communities in Mexico generate 19% more content than the average of the 12 analyzed countries, positioning Mexico as the second highest in activity on this topic after Spain. However, general interest has decreased in the last three years according to Google searches.
The report also emphasizes a certain polarization around feminism in Mexico, where a percentage of the messages against associate the movement with radicalization and political ideologies. It stresses the importance of bridging the gap between digital activism and social perception to foster tangible and less polarizing change.
In the financial realm, Vector Casa de Bolsa launches VITbyVector with the goal of democratizing investments in Mexico. Backed by more than 50 years of experience and managing over 290 billion pesos in assets, the platform aims to bring the world of investments closer to a greater number of interested users in the country.
