Moñozca Family Office
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Moñozca Family Office positions itself around the anticipated convergence of humanity and Artificial General Intelligence, aiming to address job displacement and safeguard cultural identities, global peace and defense. It holds a global portfolio spanning natural resources, clean energy, decentralized banking, AI, hospitality, family entertainment, online retail, FMCG, food security, agriculture, properties and sports. Its philanthropic arm, the Dr. AB Monozca Foundation, promotes a private-sector-led Universal Basic Income program that uses tokenized natural-resource and energy assets to supplement human income as economies shift toward AI, humanoids, metaverses and decentralized finance, working with family offices, autonomous regions, monarchies and philanthropic funds.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 7, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Moñozca Family Office focus on?
- Moñozca Family Office focuses on AgTech, AI & Machine Learning, Cleantech, Consumer, Crypto & Web3, Defense Tech, E-commerce, Energy, Fintech, FoodTech, Impact & Social Good, PropTech, Sector Agnostic, Sports Tech.
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