M&A Capital
Family officeGrowth
Investment thesis
M&A Capital is a family office continuing the legacy of Roberto 'Bobby' Motta, whose office was established in 1946 and built on holding minority stakes in diverse businesses while identifying strong partners and managers. The firm prioritizes people, innovation, and long-term relationships with partners and collaborators, grounding its investment culture in the founder's values. It manages assets and investments across real estate, financial services and insurance, logistics, and services, with a focus on sustaining value across future generations.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does M&A Capital invest at?
- M&A Capital invests at the Growth stage.
- What sectors does M&A Capital focus on?
- M&A Capital focuses on Fintech, InsurTech, Logistics & Supply Chain, PropTech, Sector Agnostic.
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