A recent largest M&A deal was the $660 million acquisition of an additional 68% of Buró de Crédito, Mexico’s leading credit bureau and operator of financial technology solutions for credit risk management, fraud prevention, portfolio management, and collection tools that support credit grantors and consumers in making informed financial decisions, by US-based TransUnion. The transaction increases TransUnion’s ownership to approximately 94% and further strengths capabilities in Mexico, with strategic focus on enhancing credit intelligence solutions, empowering consumers financially, and supporting the country’s ongoing digital transformation.

Another recent large deal was the $181 million acquisition of Dimensa, a Brazilian provider of operations management software and related APIs for the insurance financial sector, by US-based Evertec. The transaction strengthens Evertec’s leadership in Brazil, expands its product offering, and enhances its ability to deliver integrated financial solutions at scale.

In January, Brazil-based Ventura ERM, a provider of cybersecurity and enterprise risk management services for digital and operational risk oversight, was acquired by Nava. The transaction supports the integration of Ventura ERM’s operations and team into Nava, strengthening its expertise in critical disciplines and consolidating its position as a leading business and technology partner in Brazil. 

Argentina-based Prisma Medios, a provider of SaaS solutions for payment processing and fraud prevention for businesses across Latin America, was acquired by Visa in February 2026 for $3.5 million. The transaction enhances Visa’s issuer processing capabilities and strengthens its payment infrastructure, supporting continued innovation and modernization of financial services in the region. 

Also in February, Servicios Tribológicos, a developer of an AI-based lubricant condition monitoring platform that integrates equipment and lubricant data to predict asset health and help mining companies reduce wear, prevent failures, and optimize maintenance decisions, was acquired by SGS. The transaction reinforces SGS’ asset integrity and predictive monitoring capabilities, expanding its presence in northern Chile and enhancing its service offering for the mining industry. 

IDEX, a Panama-based provider of cryptocurrency trading infrastructure software and APIs enabling perpetual futures and leveraged trading with rea-time execution and non-custodial fund management capabilities, was acquired by Katana Foundation in March 2026. The transaction supports Katana’s strategy to own core trading infrastructure and integrate perpetual futures as a native component of its platform, reducing reliance on third-party applications and strengthening its end-to-end crypto trading capabilities.