Cancún forum examines money-laundering prevention
Original reporting: Macropolis Quintana Roo
What happened
Macropolis Quintana Roo reports that about 80 professionals from across Mexico are expected at the November 4–7 meeting, covering investment, money-laundering controls and digital commercial services.
Reporting and context
A national meeting of Mexico’s corredores públicos in Cancún is focusing on money-laundering prevention, legal certainty for investment and the digitization of commercial services, according to Macropolis Quintana Roo.
The Encuentro Nacional de Correduría Pública Mexicana runs from November 4 to 7, 2026, and expects about 80 professionals from across Mexico. Its agenda examines how legislative, judicial and technological changes affect company formation, commercial agreements and the protection of business assets.
Macropolis Quintana Roo reported that participants will discuss checks and verification procedures aimed at identifying transactions that pose money-laundering risks. Digital tools for legal and commercial procedures are also on the agenda, with an emphasis on information security and data protection.
A collaboration agreement with Universidad Unimaat was signed during the event’s presentation. Those attending included Carlos García Ángeles, national president of Correduría Pública Mexicana; Guillermo Méndez Lau, who heads the corredores públicos in Quintana Roo; and university rector Marco Antonio Vargas Gasca.
The meeting will also examine how corredores públicos can respond to changes affecting businesses through their work authenticating commercial acts, providing legal advice, conducting valuations and mediating disputes.
Original report: Macropolis Quintana Roo