Costa Rica: Aldesa and CAMMB form an alliance

The real estate and financial funds offered by Aldesa could be acquired through the Central America Money Market Brokers (CAMMB).

Monday, April 21, 2008

The deal is possible because both groups have signed an agreement authorizing the marketing of Aldesa products through the sale of this market placement.
Aldesa Safi says that it manages a family of funds designed to meet a variety of needs, depending on the profile and goals of the client. These include both open and closed funds specializing in liquidity, growth, rentals and real estate.

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