Led by a family that invests with conviction, and for the long term.
Amor Maximus is led by members of the Que De Vera family, whose stewardship of the family's interests spans generations and continents.
Together they bring a disciplined, long-horizon approach to the family's capital, guided by the belief that wealth, carefully stewarded, should improve lives well beyond the family that holds it.
Iraida Que De Vera is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Amor Maximus, which she established to bring the Que De Vera family's business and investment interests under a single, enduring stewardship and to extend them beyond the Philippines into North America and other markets.
She serves on the boards of directors of publicly listed companies in the United States and Canada, including Falcon's Beyond Global (Nasdaq: FBYD) and Robinson Energy (TSX Venture Exchange: ROB), and remains closely involved in the family's longstanding business interests in the Philippines.
Beyond the family's investments, she leads its philanthropy through the IQuest Charitable Foundation and represents Amor Maximus within the international business community, cultivating the partnerships across borders that shape the family's long-term strategy.
Her work is guided by a single conviction: that wealth, carefully stewarded, should improve lives well beyond the family that holds it, and is best measured in decades rather than quarters.
Vincent Que De Vera is the Chief Investment Officer of Amor Maximus, where he leads the family's investment strategy and is responsible for the management of the Family Group's portfolios across public equities, private and unlisted equities, listed and unlisted funds, private companies, and fixed interest investments.
He sets the family's allocation across its areas of focus, from real estate and natural resources to film and entertainment, digital services, and eco-tourism, concentrating capital where the family holds genuine conviction and can contribute more than capital alone.
His approach is deliberate and long in horizon: rigorous in its assessment of risk, patient in the face of short-term noise, and disciplined in holding only what the family understands well. It reflects the principle that lasting value is built slowly and stewarded carefully, across generations.