Overview

• Vector and Finamex formalized agreements to move eligible client accounts to Finamex and to transfer Vector Fondos’ interests in 21 investment funds.
• The companies emphasized this is not a merger or a purchase of Vector’s corporate license, describing it strictly as a portfolio and asset transfer.
• Closing is contingent on standard conditions, including authorization from Mexican regulators following FinCEN’s June designation that restricted certain transactions.
• Vector said client investments remain intact under established custody and supervision mechanisms at Indeval, with existing advisors integrating into Finamex to maintain service continuity.
• The step follows CNBV intervention and a failed bid by Mifel, reflecting a broader sector reshuffle after CIBanco and Intercam sold major businesses in response to similar pressures.