Julio’s official entry into the financial world was marked by precision and purpose. By the time he was 28, following the passing of a senior family patriarch, he assumed the leadership of the family trusts and holdings. Many questioned whether someone so young could lead such a vast legacy—but Julio’s first few years laid all doubts to rest. One of his earliest and most defining decisions was to expand the family’s footprint into sectors that most Latin American investors avoided—long-term infrastructure and social enterprise. While others focused on fast returns, Julio looked decades ahead, fav