Tech startup Viallion recognized by Argentine software industry

By December 11, 2024

Fintech startup company Viallion announced this week it was awarded the Sadosky Prize in the Fintech Vertical Impact category. The award seeks to recognize the company’s contributions to financial technology through its advanced technology and AI-driven solutions.

Said Ignacio Caldentey, CEO and Co-founder of Viallion, “Winning the Sadosky Prize for Fintech Vertical Impact is an incredible honor that reflects the dedication of our team and the success of our flagship product, Aconcagua.” 

“This award inspires us to push forward in our mission to redefine investment management through intelligent automation and innovative technology,” added the executive in a statement by the company. 

CEO Ignacio Caldentey (Photo credit: LinkedIn)

The Sadosky Awards are organized by the Argentine Software Industry Chamber of Commerce (CESSI) and celebrate creativity, innovation, and impact within Argentina’s software and knowledge-based industries. 

Developed collaboratively between the USA and Latin America, Viallion brought together engineers and professionals from countries including Mexico, Canada, and Argentina to create a truly forward-thinking product.

The recognition follows Viallion’s launch of its flagship Hedge Fund, Aconcagua, which is the first in Latin America to leverage AI for optimizing trading strategies in real-time.

The idea behind the platform is to automate and simplify traditionally complex trading strategies. Viallion wants to empower investors, regardless of their background, to participate in advanced financial markets.

Viallion, though recently launched, is already proving its potential to make advanced investment strategies more accessible. Viallion aims to redefine trading with a fully automated platform powered by AI and machine learning. With a blend of AI and financial expertise, their goal is to transform investment strategies, enabling optimized returns with minimal risk.

The company was founded by Cesar Donofrio, Damián Donofrio, and Ignacio Caldentey.

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