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Get an investment license in Mexico.
Mexico has one securities regulator and two doors. The Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores authorises the casa de bolsa under Ley del Mercado de Valores art. 113 on a capital ladder it writes itself in the CUCB art. 10 - 3,000,000 UDIs for a services-only house, 9,000,000 UDIs for a full intermediary and 12,500,000 UDIs with securities lending, about MXN 26.0 million, 78.0 million and 108.3 million at the 31 December 2025 UDI of 8.665387 - and it registers the asesor en inversiones under art. 225, where the capital is set by the Commission's own rules. The Ley Federal de Derechos prices the casa de bolsa file at MXN 39,413.73 to examine and MXN 571,544.81 to authorise (art. 29 fr. XIII-XIV); LMV arts 114-117 print no decision period, only the 30 business days of art. 116 before operations start. The market is 126,014,024 people at the 2020 census, taxed at 30% with 10% on dividends abroad.
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Mexico in brief
One regulator, an authorisation with a UDI ladder, and a registration.
The Ley del Mercado de Valores, reformed to 14 November 2025, gives the Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores the gate. Art. 113: to organise and operate as a casa de bolsa requires the Commission's authorisation. The applicant is a sociedad anónima; art. 115 lists the file - shareholding, business programme, internal controls, projected financials and the technological infrastructure with its security measures (III b, 2023 reform). The capital is in the CNBV's CUCB, art. 10 as reformed on 23 June 2017: 3,000,000 UDIs for a house limited to the services of art. 171 fr. I, VII, VIII, X, XIII, XX and XXII, which never executes a trade; 9,000,000 UDIs for any art. 171 activity outside securities lending and fr. IV-VI; 12,500,000 UDIs with those. Paid by 31 December at the prior 31 December UDI - 8.665387 for 2026, so about MXN 26.0, 78.0 and 108.3 million - and the capital neto may never fall below it.
The lighter door is art. 225, rewritten by the decree of 28 December 2023. To be an asesor en inversiones requires registration with the Commission - not authorisation. A persona física proves honorabilidad, a satisfactory credit history and certification from a gremial association the CNBV recognises as a self-regulatory body; a sociedad civil, anónima or de responsabilidad limitada adds its partners' and managers' honorabilidad (fr. II), a capital mínimo set by the CNBV's general rules (fr. III), the persons holding its capital and the origin of the money (fr. IV), and its apoderados' certification (fr. VI). An asesor holds a mandate to instruct intermediaries, including foreign institutions of the same type (art. 226 I), and an S.A. adviser may seek to found a fund (art. 225 Bis). LMV arts 114-117 set no decision period; art. 116 has the casa de bolsa prove capital, officers and infrastructure at least 30 business days before it starts. We build from Mexico City.
One regulator, two doors: the CNBV authorises the casa de bolsa (LMV art. 113) on the CUCB art. 10 ladder - 3,000,000, 9,000,000 or 12,500,000 UDIs, about MXN 26.0, 78.0 and 108.3 million in 2026 - and registers the asesor en inversiones (art. 225) with capital set by its own rules. Fund operators need LFI art. 33 authorisation.
MXN 39,413.73 to examine and MXN 571,544.81 to authorise a casa de bolsa (LFD art. 29); no decision period in LMV arts 114-117, 30 business days of pre-start proof (art. 116). 30% ISR, 10% on dividends abroad, 16% IVA. 126,014,024 people. Built from Mexico City.
The two builds
The registered asesor - or the authorised casa de bolsa.
One regulator, two legal acts: the asesor en inversiones registers under art. 225, with its capital set by the CNBV's rules; the casa de bolsa is authorised under art. 113 on the CUCB art. 10 ladder of 3,000,000 to 12,500,000 UDIs, with fees the Ley Federal de Derechos prints. We fix the door first, then build once.
The registered asesor - or the authorised casa de bolsa.
01 - ASESOR EN INVERSIONES
The registered adviser
Investment advice and portfolio instruction through a mandate to intermediaries, at home or abroad - a registration with the CNBV under LMV art. 225 as reformed on 28 December 2023: honorabilidad, credit history and gremial certification for individuals; for companies a sociedad civil, anónima or de responsabilidad limitada, a capital mínimo set by the CNBV's general rules (fr. III), the shareholder list with the origin of funds (fr. IV) and certified apoderados (fr. VI). The capital figure follows the Commission's rules and is fixed for your file before we quote.
Investment advice and portfolio instruction through a mandate to intermediaries, at home or abroad - a registration with the CNBV under LMV art. 225 as reformed on 28 December 2023: honorabilidad, credit history and gremial certification for individuals; for companies a sociedad civil, anónima or de responsabilidad limitada, a capital mínimo set by the CNBV's general rules (fr. III), the shareholder list with the origin of funds (fr. IV) and certified apoderados (fr. VI). The capital figure follows the Commission's rules and is fixed for your file before we quote.
- ✓Registration, not authorisation - art. 225
- ✓Capital mínimo per CNBV rules - fr. III
- ✓Personas físicas · S.C., S.A. or S. de R.L.
- ✓Gremial certification of apoderados - fr. VI
- ✓Mandate to instruct intermediaries - art. 226 I
- ✓Fund founding partner on request - art. 225 Bis
02 - CASA DE BOLSA
3-12.5 million UDIsThe authorised broker-dealer
Public offerings, placement, promotion, trading, portfolio management, advice and custody under art. 171 - a sociedad anónima authorised by the CNBV under art. 113 on the CUCB art. 10 ladder: 3,000,000 UDIs for services only, 9,000,000 UDIs for full intermediation, 12,500,000 UDIs with securities lending and the art. 171 fr. IV-VI activities, paid by 31 December at the prior 31 December UDI (8.665387 for 2026). MXN 39,413.73 to examine and MXN 571,544.81 to authorise, and capital, officers and infrastructure proven 30 business days before the first operation (art. 116).
Placement, promotion, trading and custody under art. 171 - CNBV authorisation under art. 113 on 3,000,000 to 12,500,000 UDIs (CUCB art. 10), MXN 571,544.81 to authorise.
- ✓CNBV authorisation - LMV art. 113
- ✓3,000,000 UDIs - services only, no trading
- ✓9,000,000 UDIs - full intermediation
- ✓12,500,000 UDIs - with securities lending
- ✓MXN 39,413.73 study · MXN 571,544.81 authorisation
- ✓30 business days pre-start proof - art. 116
Costs and timelines are fixed for your case before any work begins. Fund operators, distributors and valuers are a third authorisation under LFI art. 33, at MXN 44,509.99 to examine and MXN 457,759.63 to authorise; their capital sits in CNBV disposiciones and is confirmed before filing.
Why Mexico
A 126-million market with a UDI ladder and a registration door.
Mexico's argument is a capital ladder you can price in advance, a registration door for advisers, fees in a federal law and a market of 126,014,024 people.
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A capital ladder in UDIs
CUCB art. 10: 3,000,000 UDIs for a services-only house, 9,000,000 for full intermediation, 12,500,000 with securities lending - about MXN 26.0, 78.0 and 108.3 million at the 31 December 2025 UDI. You choose the rung by activity set.3m, 9m or 12.5m UDIs.
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126,014,024 people
The 2020 census count (INEGI, 25 January 2021) - the pool behind the BMV and BIVA, reachable only through a Mexican entity.Censo 2020.
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Registration for advisers
LMV art. 225: an asesor en inversiones registers with the CNBV - honorabilidad, a credit history, gremial certification and a capital the Commission sets by rule - and instructs foreign intermediaries under an art. 226 I mandate.Art. 225, capital per CNBV rules.
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Fees printed in a federal law
Ley Federal de Derechos art. 29: MXN 39,413.73 to examine and MXN 571,544.81 to authorise a casa de bolsa (fr. XIII-XIV); MXN 44,509.99 and MXN 457,759.63 for a fund operator.LFD art. 29.
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30% and 10%, in the statute
LISR art. 9 taxes the fiscal result at 30% with no SME step; art. 164 fr. I withholds 10% on dividends to non-residents as a definitive tax, with the treaty position settled per structure.LISR arts 9 and 164.
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No clock, but a known start rule
LMV arts 114-117 print no decision period. What they do print: capital, officers and infrastructure proven at least 30 business days before operations (art. 116), and a capital pegged to the prior 31 December UDI, so the peso figure is known for the whole year.30 business days, art. 116.
How it compares
How Mexico differs from other routes.
The honest comparison: a UDI capital ladder and fees printed in a federal law, but no decision period - against neighbours that print a clock.
Mexico vs other jurisdictions
| Feature |  Mexico | Other jurisdictions |
|---|---|---|
| Regime | LMV - CNBV | BCB + CVM Brazil · SFC Colombia · CMF Chile |
| Capital | 3m / 9m / 12.5m UDIs · asesor per CNBV rules | R$ 2M per activity Brazil · COP 250m / 500m base Colombia · 6,000 UF Chile |
| Scope | Domestic market, no passport | Domestic only - no passport |
| Timeline | No decision period · 30 business days pre-start (art. 116) | 60 days CVM Brazil · 4 months Colombia · 30 days Chile |
Regime
MexicoLMV - CNBV
Other jurisdictionsBCB + CVM Brazil · SFC Colombia · CMF Chile
Capital
Mexico3m / 9m / 12.5m UDIs · asesor per CNBV rules
Other jurisdictionsR$ 2M per activity Brazil · COP 250m / 500m base Colombia · 6,000 UF Chile
Scope
MexicoDomestic market, no passport
Other jurisdictionsDomestic only - no passport
Timeline
MexicoNo decision period · 30 business days pre-start (art. 116)
Other jurisdictions60 days CVM Brazil · 4 months Colombia · 30 days Chile
Country by country
| Country | License type | Taxation | Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mexico | CNBV casa de bolsa · asesor | 30% ISR · 10% dividends · 16% IVA | 3-12.5m UDIs · MXN 571,544.81 fee |
 Brazil | BCB CTVM/DTVM · CVM gestor | 40% nominal CTVM · 34% general | R$ 2M per activity · 60-day CVM clock |
 Colombia | SFC comisionista de bolsa | 35% · 40% comisionistas to 2027 | COP 250m / 500m base + IPC · AMV · 4 months |
 Chile | CMF corredor de bolsa · AGF | 27% · 35% Adicional | 6,000 UF · 4,000 UF guarantee · 30 days |
MexicoLicense typeCNBV casa de bolsa · asesor
Taxation30% ISR · 10% dividends · 16% IVA
Requirements3-12.5m UDIs · MXN 571,544.81 fee
BrazilLicense typeBCB CTVM/DTVM · CVM gestor
Taxation40% nominal CTVM · 34% general
RequirementsR$ 2M per activity · 60-day CVM clock
ColombiaLicense typeSFC comisionista de bolsa
Taxation35% · 40% comisionistas to 2027
RequirementsCOP 250m / 500m base + IPC · AMV · 4 months
ChileLicense typeCMF corredor de bolsa · AGF
Taxation27% · 35% Adicional
Requirements6,000 UF · 4,000 UF guarantee · 30 days
Before you apply
Requirements for the Mexican licence.Requirements for the licence.
The CNBV reviews the art. 115 dossier or the art. 225 registration pack; the craft is a file that already carries the CUCB art. 10 capital at the right rung and the certified people. The checklist below is what a passing application contains.
01
Mexican sociedad anónima - the casa de bolsa form under the LMV; an asesor may be a persona física, a sociedad civil, a sociedad anónima or a sociedad de responsabilidad limitada (art. 225 fr. I, as amended 28 December 2023).
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Casa de bolsa capital - CUCB art. 10 (DOF 23 June 2017): 3,000,000 UDIs for the services of art. 171 fr. I, VII, VIII, X, XIII, XX and XXII only, 9,000,000 UDIs for any art. 171 activity outside securities lending and fr. IV-VI, 12,500,000 UDIs with those; capital neto never below the applicable minimum.
03
The peso figure - subscribed and paid by 31 December at the UDI of the prior 31 December: 8.665387 for 2026, about MXN 26.0 million, 78.0 million and 108.3 million; a new casa de bolsa pays it in before starting operations.
04
The art. 115 file - shareholding, business programme, internal-control systems, projected financials and the technological infrastructure with its information-security measures (art. 115 III b, 2023 reform).
05
Pre-start proof - art. 116: capital, officers and infrastructure proven to the CNBV at least 30 business days before operations begin.
06
Adviser persons - honorabilidad, a satisfactory credit history and gremial certification for a persona física (art. 225); a company adds its partners' and managers' honorabilidad (fr. II), a capital mínimo per CNBV general rules (fr. III), the shareholder list with the origin of funds (fr. IV), administrative and technical capacity (fr. V) and certified apoderados (fr. VI).
07
A client mandate - an asesor holds a mandate to instruct intermediaries or foreign institutions of the same type (art. 226 I) and observes the conduct rules of art. 188 III-IV.
08
Fees at filing - MXN 39,413.73 for the study of a casa de bolsa application and MXN 571,544.81 on authorisation (LFD art. 29 fr. XIII-XIV); MXN 44,509.99 and MXN 457,759.63 for a fund operator.
09
Fund management separately - operadoras, distribuidoras and valuadoras of fund shares need their own CNBV authorisation (LFI art. 33); an S.A. adviser may seek authorisation as founding partner of a fund (art. 225 Bis).
10
Tax registration - ISR at 30% (LISR art. 9), 10% definitive withholding on dividends to non-residents (art. 164 fr. I, treaty position confirmed per structure), IVA at 16% (LIVA art. 1) with the art. 15 fr. X interest exemption; the asesor capital figure and the annual inspection derechos of LFD arts 29-D and 29-E are confirmed before you sign.
01
S.A. for a casa; S.C., S.A. or S. de R.L. for an asesor.
02
3m / 9m / 12.5m UDIs, CUCB art. 10.
03
Paid at the 31 December UDI (8.665387 for 2026).
04
Art. 115 file complete.
05
Art. 116 proof, 30 business days ahead.
06
Honorabilidad, credit history, gremial certification.
07
Asesor capital per CNBV rules; origin of funds.
08
Client mandate - art. 226 I.
09
LFD fees at filing.
10
30% ISR, 10% dividends, 16% IVA.
Reflects the LMV as reformed to 14 November 2025, the CUCB art. 10 as reformed 23 June 2017, the LFI, and the Ley Federal de Derechos as amended 7 November 2025.LMV to 14 Nov 2025 + CUCB art. 10 + LFI + LFD, as of 2026.
How it works
From first call to the CNBV register.
01
Door and rung
Asesor or casa de bolsa; for the casa, the CUCB art. 10 rung by activity set - 3,000,000, 9,000,000 or 12,500,000 UDIs - priced at the 31 December UDI.3m, 9m or 12.5m UDIs.
02
Company and people
Sociedad anónima for the casa, S.C., S.A. or S. de R.L. for the asesor; shareholders and capital origin documented, apoderados certified.Origin documented, certified.
03
The filing
Art. 115 or art. 225 file lodged with the CNBV; MXN 39,413.73 study fee for a casa de bolsa.Complete, fee paid.
04
CNBV review
LMV arts 114-117 set no decision period, so the file goes in complete and each requerimiento is answered on its date; the Commission resolves with its Junta de Gobierno's agreement.No clock - prepared.
05
Authorised or registered
MXN 571,544.81 on authorisation; capital, officers and infrastructure proven 30 business days before the first operation (art. 116); register entry, banking and mandates live.Art. 116 proof, live.
Quick facts
RegulatorCNBV
LawLMV · reformed 14 Nov 2025
Casa de bolsa capital3m / 9m / 12.5m UDIs · CUCB art. 10
2026 conversionUDI 8.665387 · MXN 26.0m / 78.0m / 108.3m
Asesor en inversionesRegistration - art. 225 · capital per CNBV rules
Study feeMXN 39,413.73
Authorisation feeMXN 571,544.81
Corporate tax30% ISR · 10% dividends abroad
The registration door is the hook: a capital set by the CNBV's rules rather than a UDI ladder, a mandate that reaches foreign platforms, and the right to found funds since 2023. The casa de bolsa is the heavier build - 3,000,000 UDIs at the least, about MXN 26.0 million in 2026, paid in at the 31 December UDI before the first operation.
On the ground in Mexico
Run from our Mexico City office.
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01
Door and rung
Asesor registration or casa de bolsa authorisation, and for the casa the CUCB art. 10 rung - 3, 9 or 12.5 million UDIs - fixed in writing with the peso figure at the 31 December UDI.Fixed in writing.
02
The CNBV file
The art. 115 dossier or the art. 225 registration pack, drafted in Spanish to the article's own list.Drafted in Spanish.
03
Certified people
Apoderados certified by the recognised gremial association, honorabilidad and credit-history evidence assembled before filing.Gremial-certified apoderados.
04
Fees and launch
LFD art. 29 derechos paid on the day, capital, officers and infrastructure proven 30 business days before the first operation (art. 116), banking and mandates sequenced with the CNBV's decision.Paid on the day.
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Good to know
Taxation of investment firms in Mexico.
A flat 30% on companies, 10% on dividends leaving the country, and a 16% IVA that exempts interest but not the brokerage fee line.
ISR 30%
Ley del Impuesto sobre la Renta art. 9: personas morales apply 30% to the fiscal result of the year - one rate, no SME step.LISR art. 9.
Dividends outside CUFIN
Art. 10: dividends not paid from the CUFIN account are grossed up by 1.4286 and taxed at 30% at company level - distribute from taxed profit.Gross-up 1.4286.
Dividends abroad 10%
LISR art. 164 fr. I: the payer withholds 10% on dividends to residents abroad, and the tax is definitive. The treaty position for your parent's jurisdiction is settled per structure and goes in the quote.Art. 164 fr. I, definitive.
IVA 16%
Ley del IVA art. 1: 16% on the values the law lists. Art. 15 fr. X exempts the interest of credit institutions and financial entities, securities intermediation included; fr. XI exempts the derivatives of CFF art. 16-A; art. 9 fr. VII exempts sales of securities.Interest exempt, art. 15 fr. X.
Commissions not exempt
Brokerage commissions are not in art. 15 - only the interest and derivatives items are. Plan for 16% IVA on the fee line.16% IVA applies.
CNBV derechos
Ley Federal de Derechos art. 29: MXN 39,413.73 and MXN 571,544.81 for a casa de bolsa; the annual inspection fees under arts 29-D and 29-E are confirmed with the Commission for the quote.MXN 39,413.73 + 571,544.81.
Tax summary
Corporate tax30% ISR
Dividends to non-residents10% · art. 164 fr. I
IVA16% · interest exempt (art. 15 fr. X)
Brokerage commissions16% IVA applies
CNBV feesMXN 39,413.73 + 571,544.81
*Figures as of 2026 per Mexican federal law. Group and founder-level outcomes are modelled per structure.
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The Mexican investment licence, answered.
Who licenses investment firms in Mexico?+
The Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores. It authorises casas de bolsa under Ley del Mercado de Valores art. 113, registers asesores en inversiones under art. 225 and authorises fund operators, distributors and valuers under the Ley de Fondos de Inversión art. 33.
What is the difference between a casa de bolsa and an asesor en inversiones?+
Authorisation against registration. A casa de bolsa is a sociedad anónima the CNBV authorises to place, promote, trade and custody securities (arts 113, 171) on 3,000,000 to 12,500,000 UDIs of capital (CUCB art. 10); an asesor registers, advises and instructs intermediaries under a mandate (arts 225-226), with a capital the CNBV sets by rule.
What capital does a casa de bolsa need?+
CUCB art. 10: 3,000,000 UDIs for a services-only house that never executes a trade, 9,000,000 UDIs for full intermediation, 12,500,000 UDIs with securities lending and the art. 171 fr. IV-VI activities. It is paid by 31 December at the prior 31 December UDI - 8.665387 for 2026, so about MXN 26.0, 78.0 and 108.3 million.
How long does the CNBV take?+
LMV arts 114-117 set no decision period. The fixed terms run the other way: art. 116 has the casa de bolsa prove capital, officers and infrastructure at least 30 business days before it starts operating, and art. 117's 90 business days apply only to the foreign-government shareholding exception. We plan the file for completeness.
What must an individual adviser show?+
Honorabilidad, a satisfactory credit history and the certification issued by a gremial association the CNBV recognises as a self-regulatory body (art. 225). A company adviser - S.C., S.A. or S. de R.L. - adds a capital mínimo under CNBV rules (fr. III), its shareholders and the origin of the funds (fr. IV), and its apoderados' certification (fr. VI).
What does the file cost?+
Ley Federal de Derechos art. 29: MXN 39,413.73 for the study of a casa de bolsa application (fr. XIII) and MXN 571,544.81 for the authorisation (fr. XIV); a fund operator pays MXN 44,509.99 and MXN 457,759.63. Annual inspection fees under arts 29-D and 29-E are confirmed separately.
How are Mexican investment firms taxed?+
ISR at 30% on the fiscal result (LISR art. 9), dividends outside CUFIN grossed up and taxed at 30% (art. 10), 10% definitive withholding on dividends to non-residents (art. 164 fr. I) with the treaty position settled per structure, and IVA at 16% with the art. 15 fr. X exemption for interest but none for brokerage commissions.
Can a foreign group own a casa de bolsa?+
The LMV allows foreign financial institutions to hold majority stakes in filiales under Mexico's international treaties and prints no percentage cap; only a foreign-government shareholding needs the art. 117 exception, decided within 90 business days. The treaty route depends on the parent's jurisdiction, so we confirm it for your group before the structure is drawn.
Mexico or Brazil for a new firm?+
Mexico buys a UDI ladder from 3,000,000 UDIs, a registration door for advisers, fees printed in a federal statute and a flat 30% with 10% on dividends; Brazil buys a larger market of 214.2 million, a manager registration with a 60-day clock and a capital formula from R$ 2 million per activity. Brazil tells you the clock; Mexico does not.
Why Prifinance for Mexico?+
A Mexico City office for the CNBV file, the CUCB art. 10 rung fixed and priced at the 31 December UDI before drafting, apoderados certified through the recognised gremial association, and the art. 115 or art. 225 dossier lodged complete with the LFD derechos paid on the day and the art. 116 proof scheduled 30 business days ahead of launch.
Who licenses?+
The CNBV.
Casa vs asesor?+
Authorisation vs registration.
Capital?+
3m / 9m / 12.5m UDIs.
How long?+
No period; 30 business days pre-start.
Individual adviser?+
Honorabilidad, credit, gremial.
Cost?+
MXN 39,413.73 + 571,544.81.
Taxes?+
30% ISR, 10% dividends, 16% IVA.
Foreign owners?+
Treaty filiales, no printed cap.
Or Brazil?+
UDI ladder vs a clock.
Why you?+
Mexico City, rung priced.
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