It brought together convening founders and senior leaders from Mexican and LATAM technology together with fintech businesses actively exploring expansion into the United Kingdom.
The session focused on the strategic and operational realities of entering the UK market, including talent acquisition, employment compliance, governance structures and commercial readiness.
Senior representatives from Mexico’s Ministry of Economy contributed institutional insight into foreign investment and international growth frameworks, while Jordi Peixó Marco, managing director at Santander International Business within SME and Corporate, provided financial perspective on scaling into mature markets.
Speaking at the session, Jordi said: “Choose a bank that goes beyond financial services and acts as a true strategic partner in your UK expansion.”
The level of engagement from attending founders reflected growing ambition within Mexico’s technology sector to establish credible and sustainable operations in the UK.
Leanne Perry, Founder of PYVITAL, said: “Successful international expansion requires more than opportunity, it requires preparation.
“The quality of discussion demonstrated a serious commitment from Mexican founders to approach UK growth strategically, particularly around people, compliance and long-term credibility.”
The briefing was hosted in partnership with the British Embassy Mexico City, reinforcing continued collaboration to strengthen commercial ties between the UK and Mexico.
PYVITAL acknowledged the support of Ana González and the Embassy team for their role in ensuring the session delivered meaningful value for attendees.
The event forms part of PYVITAL’s broader advisory work supporting high-growth international businesses entering the UK and European markets.
