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MoradaUno

PropTechYC21Mexico City, Mexico130 employees

We underwrite and insure house rentals in Latam

7 open positions

Betterfly

HRTechUnicornProvidencia, Chile410 employees

Betterfly is a technology-driven employee benefits platform that integrates insurance, wellbeing, and social impact to promote healthier lifestyles for employees. Founded in 2018 by Eduardo and Cristóbal della Maggiora, Betterfly evolved from an app called Burn to Give into a comprehensive platform that rewards users' healthy habits with increasing life insurance coverage funded by employers. The platform offers businesses an all-in-one solution to incentivize employee wellness through gamified challenges that encourage healthy daily actions. These actions not only enhance individual health but also lead to social donations to various charitable causes. Betterfly provides personalized insurance and benefits coverage, making it flexible and user-centric. Its services include employee wellness programs, life insurance that grows with healthy behaviors, social impact features for donations to NGOs, and data insights for employers to improve team wellness and productivity. Operating in eight countries, Betterfly is a leading protection and benefits platform in Latin America, partnering with major insurers to enhance its offerings.

Gentera

FintechCiudad de Mexico, Mexico28000 employees

Gentera, S.A.B. de C.V. is a financial services group based in Mexico, founded in 1990. The company aims to eliminate financial exclusion by offering a variety of services, including credit, savings, insurance, payment methods, remittances, and financial education, primarily to underserved populations. Headquartered in Mexico City, Gentera operates mainly in Mexico and Peru, with a presence in Guatemala, and employs over 21,000 people. The company serves millions of clients, acting as a gateway to the financial system for over 13 million individuals through its subsidiaries. Gentera emphasizes social, human, and economic value, focusing on community inclusion, personal growth, and innovative profitability. Its subsidiaries include Compartamos Banco, Yastás, and Intermex, among others, providing tailored financial solutions to low-income clients. Recent financial results indicate a strong portfolio and profitability, reflecting Gentera's commitment to supporting underserved communities.

MAPFRE

InsuranceMajadahonda, Spain31000 employees

MAPFRE is a leading Spanish multinational insurance group, established in 1933. Originally focused on insuring agricultural workers, it has grown to serve 31 million customers worldwide. With over 31,000 employees and a premium volume exceeding 24.5 billion euros, MAPFRE ranks among the top ten European insurers. The company offers a wide range of insurance products, including auto, home, life, and agricultural coverage, as well as reinsurance services. MAPFRE has a strong global presence, operating in 31 countries, with significant markets in Latin America and the United States. The company has expanded its services over the years, including asset management and specialized insurance lines. MAPFRE is also known for its commitment to social responsibility through Fundación MAPFRE, which supports various initiatives.

Agibank

FintechUnicornCampinas, Brazil6300 employees

Agibank is Brazil's first omnichannel digital neobank, founded by Marciano Testa. The bank aims to make financial services accessible to all Brazilians by combining digital innovation with in-person service options. Agibank operates a hybrid business model that integrates digital and physical banking, catering to a wide range of customers, including those underserved by traditional banks. The bank offers various financial products and services, such as digital checking accounts, cashback programs, investment options, and secured credit products. Agibank also features in-person services through its Smart Hubs, with plans to expand its network significantly. Innovative payment solutions, like QR code bill payments, highlight its commitment to customer convenience and technological advancement. Agibank has shown impressive financial growth, with a net income of BRL 870.9 million in 2024 and total revenue of BRL 7.5 billion. The bank is recognized for its strong credit risk management and profitability, ranking among the top companies in Brazil. Its diverse customer base benefits from the bank's unique blend of digital and physical services.