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Adrian Otero Rosiles is a senior Mexican financial services executive with more than 25 years of experience who currently serves as Co-Chairman of the Board and Co-Chief Executive Officer of West Enclave Merger Corp. (NYSE: WENC), a blank check company targeting businesses operating in Latin America or U.S.-based companies positioned to benefit from the economic interconnection between the United States and Latin America, particularly Mexico. He shares leadership of the SPAC with Co-Chairman, Co-CEO, and Principal Financial Officer Emilio Mahuad Quijano, the former CEO of Lazard Financial Advisory Mexico and former Country Head of Mexico and Head of Corporate and Investment Banking at UBS. West Enclave Merger priced its $100 million IPO on April 30, 2026, offering 10 million units at $10 each on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol WENC.U, with EarlyBirdCapital serving as sole bookrunner and the over-allotment bringing total IPO proceeds to approximately $115 million at 101% cash in trust. Otero Rosiles is also a 10 percent owner of the company, holding 2,603,333 shares indirectly through the sponsor structure as of May 2026.
Prior to launching West Enclave Merger, Otero Rosiles served as Chief Executive Officer (Director General) of Grupo Financiero Scotiabank Inverlat, the Mexican banking arm of Scotiabank, a role he assumed on June 2, 2021. He had joined the Scotiabank group in February 2019, bringing extensive experience in the Mexican financial sector. His tenure at Scotiabank Mexico represented the culmination of a long career in financial services, and he is also identified as Vice-Chairman at Grupo (the full entity name is truncated in available sources). His deep knowledge of Mexican and Latin American markets is central to the SPAC's investment thesis, which seeks to identify high-quality businesses that can capitalize on cross-border economic ties between the U.S. and the region.
At West Enclave Merger Corp., Otero Rosiles serves alongside a board of directors that includes independent directors Alberto Fasja Cohen, Jean-Michel Enriquez Dahlhaus, and Hector Madero Rivero. The SPAC has a 21-month tenor and remains in the pre-deal stage as of mid-2026, with no target company yet announced. Otero Rosiles is based in Mexico City (Ciudad de México, postal code 11540), consistent with the company's Mexico City headquarters. His insider ownership and director status are documented in SEC Form 4 filings from May 2026, and no insider buying or selling transactions have been recorded in the months following the IPO, reflecting a stable sponsor-aligned ownership posture as the SPAC pursues its initial business combination.
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