Webinar: Inside macro investing with Archipel Capital founder Manuel Cañás

Online webinar · Tuesday, 18 August 2026 · 9:00 AM CST (Mexico) / 11:00 AM ET · 60 minutes · Hosted via Zoom - your joining link will be sent after registration.

Manuel Cañás has built his career across global macro and emerging markets investing. As founder and principal portfolio manager at Archipel Capital, he's sharing some of what he learned there and throughout his career.

EXANTE's Horacio Coutiño talks to Manuel to see how he builds conviction, what makes him size a position and how he catches a trade that's going wrong, before it can get expensive. Then the calls - Manuel discusses an opportunistic setup in Brazil, event-driven trades elsewhere in Latin America later this year and positions in Japan, South Korea and the UK.

Live Q&A closes the session.

Speakers

Horacio Coutiño - multi-asset strategist, EXANTE
Manuel Cañás - founder and portfolio manager, Archipel Capital

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