New York, NY– Konzortia Capital has formally announced the full acquisition of data analytics company Paraforge. Negotiations began in November of 2021, and concluded on May 18th, 2022- resulting in a full share purchase of Paraforge. The deal was valued at $5.3 million. Walter Gomez, CEO of Konzortia Capital, called the deal “the catalyzing agent that will truly propel Konzortia’s technological capabilities forward.” Konzortia Capital is a B2B financial technology company powering the next generation of PE and VC investments by leveraging cutting edge technological advancements to addres ..read more

(New York – December 3rd, 2021) Konzortia Capital today announces the addition of Amilcar Chavarria to its Board of Advisors and the key acquisition of a company that holds a Reg CF Funding Portal License, as part of several key developments that have taken place over the past few months. The company is excited to count on the expertise and aid of Amilcar Chavarria, who will be coming on board as part of our Board of Advisors in the field of strategy, partnerships and capital raising.In addition, he will also be participating in the regional expansion of InvestHub for the Latin American and Un ..read more

The much-feared economic nightmare that happened in 1970 still stalks the U.S. as inflation remains strong and economic growth cools. After the international markets managed to regain some calm after the Evergrande crash, this fear appeared last week and overshadowed the international economy: the fear that the current situation will unleash a stagflation phenomenon in the world. What exactly is stagflation? Stagflation is the combination of high inflation and sluggish growth. It’s the unholy union of stagnation and inflation, and it’s the definition of economic misery. In fact, it was during ..read more

Forget Halloween: There is something else that investors fear during the month of October. Its popularity is a result of the fact that, during October, there is a perceived anomaly in the market that makes stocks tend to go down. Over the past 20 years, October has been the most complicated month for capital markets, including events in 1990, 1998, 2011. This phenomenon is known as the October Effect and it has caused investors to be especially cautious during this month. What is the October Effect? The October Effect refers to the notion that bad things happen in the stock market in October ..read more

Faced with all the problems that exist on the planet as a result of population growth, economic and technological development that have damaged natural resources and the environment on a massive scale, it has become fundamental to seek a new social, economic, political and cultural change to ensure and conserve the environment. In this sense, it is more important than ever to change behavior, conduct, exploitation and consumption, and finding a way of consciously using natural resources to achieve a development that allows progress; conserves the environment without endangering future generati ..read more

Every year, thousands of entrepreneurs aim to enter the business world by creating different products and services to launch to market. The more innovative the business idea is, the higher the risk. But if the company manages to find investors, create a product that attracts customers and generates significant revenue, that good idea can become a million-dollar idea, and one of the most valuable startups in the world. Unicorn is a term used in the venture capital industry to describe a privately held startup company with a value of over $1 billion. In the business world, a unicorn is a priva ..read more

This year has already seen a new president take office and the changing of the political guard in the U.S. Congress. By now, hundreds of millions of U.S. citizens have been vaccinated, restrictions have eased in strength and crowds are beginning to have the liberty to go about, book travels and make plans a not-so-uncertain future. All of this happened in the first 7 months of 2021. What can we expect then, for the second half of 2021? According to studies conducted by a variety of financial experts, investors, accountants and economic analysts from different backgrounds, the forecast for the ..read more

Technology is the future, and it has been pushing society forward for the last three decades. Now, it seems to be pushing the financial sector forward too, and quite successfully. One thing is clear: no sector can capture more capital than Fintech. There have been more venture-backed companies that have gone public with a valuation above $10 billion in the first half of 2021 than in all of 2020. Investments in technology-based startups offering technological solutions for banking and finance have successfully maintained a steady recovery and continuous growth during the first half of 2021, rea ..read more

Five years have passed since the UK voted and decided to leave the EU. Since then, the country has been plagued by economic unrest and future uncertainty, as a number of British citizens feared the damage that Brexit could cause on their economy. Now, five years later, there’s one sector that seems to be doing well despite the current turmoil.  The British Fintech sector has recorded surges of capital coming from Asian and Middle Eastern investors. The Minister for Investment at the Department for International Trade, Gary Grimstone, said “new data suggests that the amount of in ..read more

Economic recessions are serious, and can cause permanent damage to a country by making the financial sector suffer and leaving the economy with scarce capital to get by, while workers struggle to find employment, lose skills and impair productivity.  However, this time may well be different for the United States. In fact, some forecasters, including the IMF, have already assumed that the US GDP is set to rise above the level expected before the pandemic.  After the recession caused by Covid-19 last year and thanks to the large amount of vaccines that have been distribu ..read more