The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse is expanding its presence into Mexico.

OFSCap LLC, which acquired the firm in March, said May 13 that Clearinghouse will offer advisery services jointly with OFSCap through a concierge office in México City.

Services offered include acquiring and divesting oil and gas assets, engineering and technical advice, valuations and capital raises in Mexico and the U.S.

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Beatriz Camarena Maney, principal of Clearinghouse International and co-founder of OFSCap, and Humberto D. Sirvent, co-owner of Clearinghouse and head of institutional sales/OFSCap managing director, will lead the Mexico initiative.

“Our recent acquisition of Clearinghouse will combine OFSCap’s expertise in global investment banking and distribution with Clearinghouse’s unique position of being a leading U.S. A&D business,” said James C. Row, founder and managing director of OFSCap. “Our partners and dealmakers can navigate local markets, including Mexico; bridging relationships and creating success for our clients.” ​

Maney is also vice president of the Finance and Energy Committee at the Asociacion de Empresarios Mexicanos (AEM) in San Antonio, and was formerly general counsel and co-owner of Producers Energy LLC.

In Mexico, she also was international legal liaison to foreign oil and gas entities for Pemex, OFSCap said.

Sirvent is OFSCap's lead partner for private equity, family offices, high-net-worth individuals, institutions and pension plans, as well as distressed debt in energy projects and financings.

Sirvent also is co-founder of Roca Energia, a merchant energy company in Mexico. He also worked for 10 years at Merrill Lynch and UBS Financial Services.