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Estudio Industria De Fondos De Capital Privado 2017 Reporte 2017 Fortaleciendo la economía colombiana Evolución y análisis de la industria de Fondos de Capital Privado. Industria de Fondos de Capital Privado en Colombia 1 Introducción 4 Metodología 6 Acerca de ColCapital 8 Acerca de EY Colombia 9 1. Panorama Global de la industria de fondos de capital privado 12 2. Panorama de la industria de fondos de capital privado en Latinoamérica 15 2.1 Levantamiento de recursos 17 2.2 Inversiones 18 2.3 Salidas 20 2.4 Latinoamérica en transformación 23 3. Panorama macroeconómico en Colombia durante el 2016-2017 28 3.1 Principales hechos macroeconómicos 29 3.2 Inversión extranjera directa 30 4. Evolución de la industria de fondos de capital privado 2016 – Junio 2017 32 4.1 Principales cambios regulatorios 2016 33 4.1.1 Impacto de la reforma tributaria para los fondos de capital privado 33 4.1.2 Decreto 765 de 2016 35 4.1.3 Decreto 2103 de 2016 36 4.1.4 Circular Externa 015 de 2016 36 4.1.5 Circular Externa 035 de 2016 37 4.1.6 Circular Externa 054 de 2016 37 4.2 Evolución de los Gestores Profesionales 38 4.2.1 Número de Gestores Profesionales 38 4.2.2 Porcentaje de Gestores Profesionales locales vs internacionales 39 4.2.3 Nuevos Gestores Profesionales 40 4.3 Evolución de los fondos de capital privado 41 4.3.1 Número de fondos de capital privado 41 4.3.2 Tipo de fondos de capital privado 42 4.3.3 Moneda de constitución de los fondos de capital privado en Colombia 42 4.3.4 Monto de compromisos de capital por tipo de moneda 43 4.3.5 Jurisdicción de los fondos de capital privado 43 4.3.6 Tiempo de vida de un fondo de capital privado en Colombia 44 4.3.7 Fondos en etapa de levantamiento de capital 45 4.3.8 Fondos en proceso de estructuración 46 4.3.9 Fondos finalizados 47 4.4 Perfil de las sociedades administradoras 48 5 Fuentes de capital 49 5.1 Inversionistas locales vs internacionales 50 5.2 Número de inversionistas locales vs internacionales por tipo de inversionista 50 6 Compromisos de capital 53 6.1 Compromisos de capital Colombia vs Región 54 6.2 Compromisos de capital por tipo de fondo 56 6.3 Concentración de compromisos de capital por tipo de fondo 57 7 Inversiones 60 7.1 Inversión histórica por sector en Colombia 61 7.2 Inversión histórica por tipo de fondo 62 Contenido 2 Industria de Fondos de Capital Privado en Colombia 8 Salidas 64 9 Impacto en el empleo 66 10 Retos para Colombia y la industria de fondos de capital privado 68 10.1 Oportunidades de inversión en una Colombia en transformación hacia la Paz 69 10.2 Financiación de emprendimiento, una ventana de oportunidad para Colombia 70 10.2.1 Colombia debe resolver barreras a la financiación del emprendimiento en etapa temprana 70 10.2.2 Propuesta de agenda de trabajo 72 10.3 Retos generales de la industria 74 10.3.1 Regulación 74 10.3.2 Levantamiento de Recursos (Fundraising) 74 10.3.3 Salidas 74 11. Panorama de la industria de fondos de capital privado en Latinoamérica 75 11.1 Argentina 76 11.1.1 Acerca de ARCAP 76 11.1.2 Evolución de la industria 76 11.1.3 Tendencias esperadas del mercado 77 11.1.4 Inversiones y transacciones 77 11.1.5 Regulación 77 11.2 Brasil 78 11.2.1 Acerca de ABVCAP 78 11.2.2 Evolución de la industria 78 11.2.3 Tendencias esperadas del mercado 80 11.2.4 Inversiones y desinversiones 81 11.2.5 Regulación 82 11.3 Chile 83 11.3.1 Acerca de ACVC 83 11.3.2 Evolución de la industria 83 11.3.3 Tendencias esperadas del mercado 83 11.3.4 Inversiones y transacciones 84 11.4 México 85 11.4.1 Acerca de Amexcap 85 11.4.2 Evolución de la industria 85 11.4.3 Inversiones y desinversiones 87 11.4.4 Regulación 87 11.5 Perú 88 11.5.1 Acerca de ProCapitales 88 11.5.2 Evolución de la industria 88 11.5.3 Desinversiones 89 11.5.4 Regulación y retos 89 12 Anexos 91 12.1 Ranking de los mejores fondos en la región Latinoamérica 92 12.2 Casos de éxito 97 12.2.1 Proyecto Paralelo 26, Gestor Profesional Inverlink Estruturas Inmobiliarias 97 12.2.2 Proyecto Plantación Forestal de Melina en Zambrano, Bolívar, Gestor Profesional LAEFM 98 12.2.3 Organización OPL, Gestor Profesional MAS Equity Partners 100 12.2.4 Petrolatina, Gestor Profesional Tribeca Management Company 102 12.3 Definición fondos de Capital privado 103 12.4 Abreviaciones 105 Industria de Fondos de Capital Privado en Colombia 3 Introducción El estudio de la industria de fondos de capital privado Se presenta la evolución de la industria a nivel de la región en Colombia se ha posicionado como la herramienta Latinoamérica, en particular en Colombia, detallando que permite conocer de primera mano la evolución las fuentes de capital, los compromisos de capital, las consolidada de la industria, con el fin que los actuales inversiones y desinversiones de los Fondos de Capital y potenciales inversionistas puedan tener un claro Privado. A su vez, se analiza el impacto que genera la panorama del comportamiento de los fondos durante industria como motor de desarrollo económico y social cada año, y con esto, un sustento sólido para futuras para el país, así como los retos que se avecinan en el decisiones de inversión. Adicionalmente, es una fuente corto plazo para la industria. Finalmente, se presenta por de información para los actores locales e internacionales primera vez, el panorama de los Fondos de Capital Privado con interés en la industria, entre ellos, el Gobierno, las en los países de la región: Argentina, Brasil, Chile, México empresas y proyectos con necesidad de financiación, así y Perú. como potenciales Gestores y proveedores de servicios. Este Estudio se realiza con el apoyo de EY Colombia y La industria de fondos de capital privado durante el presenta su tercera edición. 2016 presentó una desaceleración. El hito más relevante fue la disminución de los recursos levantados, siendo El contenido que encontrará en las siguientes páginas este el peor año desde el 2009, como consecuencia es el resultado del arduo trabajo de recopilación de principalmente de la incertidumbre del contexto información entre los Gestores Profesionales activos macroeconómico de la región. A pesar de esta coyuntura, en el país con el propósito de presentar datos precisos el monto y número de inversiones presentaron un y confiables. Es importante mencionar que este año, la incremento, con particular actividad en los sectores de calidad de la información presentó una mejora significativa energía, consumo/retail, y tecnologías de la información. con respecto a su segunda edición, lo que se tradujo De acuerdo con el LAVCA Score Card 2017/2018, en la obtención de mayor detalle de los resultados de Colombia mantuvo el cuarto puesto en el Overall Score de la industria y la participación de un número cada vez la industria a nivel de América Latina, después de Chile, mayor de Gestores Profesionales. Sin embargo, vale la Brasil y México, presentando una mejora en su calificación pena resaltar que siguen existiendo limitaciones en la con respecto a lo actualizado en el 2016, gracias al recolección de la información por restricciones en la progreso en regulación, procedimientos de bancarrota, confidencialidad de la información, lo que aún genera derechos de acreedores, responsabilidad de socios y dificultades en el desarrollo del Estudio. migración a las normas internacionales contables. 4 Industria de Fondos de Capital Privado en Colombia La evolución de la industria de Fondos de Capital Privado a redes de contacto, esquemas de gestión y mejoras en en Colombia, no dista del resultado presentado en toda esquemas de gobierno corporativo.2 Latino América. El año 2016 fue un año de cambios importantes para el país, incluyendo la reforma tributaria Ahora bien, a pesar de los avances, continúan los retos y el proceso de paz que solo se resolvieron hacia el final para garantizar el fortalecimiento de la industria en el del año, lo que sin duda alguna tuvo incidencia en los país. En especial, una reforma regulatoria al Decreto procesos de levantamiento de recursos, en particular de 2555 de 2010, con el fin de dar claridad a los roles y inversionistas internacionales. Pese a la coyuntura, tres responsabilidades de las partes que intervienen en un nuevas firmas gestoras profesionales abrieron oficinas, en fondo de capital privado, que permita agilizar la operación especial jugadores internacionales, e iniciaron operaciones de estos vehículos. Igualmente, se hace relevante la ocho (8) nuevos Fondos de Capital Privado en el 2016 y en consecución de nuevos inversionistas y la profundización lo corrido del 2017 a junio, tres más. de los existentes para fondearlos nuvos fontos de capital privado. Por último, la finalización de los ciclos de vida de Así las cosas, Colombia cuenta con 95 fondos de capital los fondos de capital privado existentes de una manera privado en operación que suman USD 14.106,1 Millones exitosa, que permita consolidar la trayectoria de los en compromisos de capital para Colombia, de los cuales Gestores en el país. desde 1997 hasta junio de 20171 han sido invertidos USD 9.687,4 Millones en más de 607 activos en Colombia en ColCapital y EY Colombia extienden un especial diferentes sectores económicos y etapas de desarrollo. agradecimiento a la Universidad de los Andes, a ProColombia, a la firma de abogados Brigard & Urrutia, Cada año, con los resultados del estudio se evidencia, a las Asociaciones de la región, ARCAP, ABVCAP, ACVC, que los fondos de capital privado no sólo generan un AMEXCAP, LAVCA y ProCapitales, quienes colaboraron en impacto como motor de desarrollo económico, sino la generación de contenido e información en la presente también un impacto social relevante para el país.
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