Vinci Partners is a leading Brazilian investment manager with a global reach. Through its Vinci Compass platform, the firm plays a key role in alternative investments and global solutions across Latin America. Vinci operates 13 offices across the Americas, including Brazil and the United States, and manages over US$53 billion in assets.
Its operations span a broad range of asset classes, including private equity, credit, real estate, infrastructure, forestry, and public equities. It also offers global investment products and corporate advisory services, with each area managed by specialized investment teams.
Listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker VINP, Vinci has a market capitalization of approximately US$600 million and a stated ambition to serve both local and international investors.
In the FII space, Vinci Partners manages funds in several different sectors, two of which are included in both the IFIX index and HERT11 ETF.
Its flagship fund is VISC11, the second-largest shopping FII in Brazil by market cap. Vinci also manages a notable logistics fund (VILG11) and a smaller office and urban real estate fund.
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Last updated June 28, 2025.
🔍 Key FIIs Managed by Vinci
| Ticker | Fund Name | Segment | Market Capitalization |
|---|---|---|---|
| VISC11 | Vinci Shopping Centers | Shopping | R$3.0B |
| VILG11 | Vinci Logistica | FIIs Logísticos | R$1.3B |
| VINO11 | Vinci Offices | Escritórios | R$0.4B |
| VIUR11 | Vinci Imoveis Urbanos | Urban Real Estate | R$0.2B |
Note: Vinci may manage additional FIIs not included in this list. Only major publicly traded funds with material AUM or liquidity are shown.
📊 Real Estate Investment Strategy
Unlike some managers more focused on CRIs, Vinci concentrates on brick-and-mortar assets
The firm seeks long-term value across its real estate strategies, which include shopping centers, logistics warehouses, and office properties. Its funds prioritize stable cash flow, long lease terms, and prime urban locations.
Its approach emphasizes active asset management, tenant retention, and selective acquisitions aligned with macroeconomic trends and sector fundamentals. Through funds like VISC11 and VILG11, Vinci offers investors access to institutional-grade real estate in key segments of the Brazilian economy.
However, it’s worth noting that while Vinci has had significant success with VISC11, VINO11 (offices) and VIUR11 (urban real estate) continue to trade well below peer book values, at 0.49x and 0.65x, respectively.