Archives for May 2012

USD2 billion pension portfolio in Latam whets appetite of Itaú AGF

The local manager of the Brazilian group has just registered a mutual fund with the Risk Rating Commission and hopes to attract investments from pension funds.

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Celfin joins Threadneedle and goes for another manager

The move consolidates their foreign manager platform which also includes Henderson, Aberdeen, Credit Suisse and Barings.

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Credit Suisse names Pereira as Brazil CEO

Credit Suisse Group named José Olympio Pereira as chief executive of its Brazilian unit, overseeing investment banking, private banking and asset management divisions. He replaces Antonio Quintella.

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Itaú will not be the only AGF with ETFs based on the IPSA or IGPA indexes

The exclusive agreement with the Santiago Stock Exchange relates to commercial use of the brands but does not limit their replication by other managers.

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BBVA may sell Latam pension businesses

Spain's No.2 bank BBVA may sell its Latin American pension fund businesses, joining the ranks of banks looking to shed operations outside their main markets to reduce risks and meet tougher capital rules.

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Picton Advisors takes on Morgan Stanley distribution in Chile

The distributor is also preparing a global private equity closed-end investment fund with Warburg Pincus.

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Criteria for contracting managers fine tuned

The Risk Review Committee issued a document clarifying the criteria for contracts between afores and managers in Mexico which makes the system viable.

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Regulations on AFP fees no longer concern managers

Congressional Committee on Labor and Social Security proposed a regulatory change so that part of the fees that AFPs charge members is based on portfolio returns.

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