SURA says it wants to offer clients the possibility of investing in any country in which they have a presence (Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Uruguay and Argentina).
Pro-market executive takes helm at key Chilean Central Bank unit
Paulina Yazigi, well-known in Chilean investment circles, takes the helm of the Financial Markets Division, filling the seat held by Beltrán de Ramón for 13 years.
Jupiter AM eyes Colombia as AFPs embrace active cross-border strategies
Third-party rep Compass Group will try to repeat in Colombia its positive placement experience of the Jupiter brand in Peru.
Pension proposals of center-left primary candidates all see AFPs vanishing
Three moderate/progressive candidates square off on August 21 for a place on the presidential ballot. None seemed happy with the status quo in the pension space.
AFP Colfondos promotes in-house executive as new CIO
Andrés Herrera Jiménez, who has been with the firm since 2009, was appointed vice-president of investments of the pension manager.
HMC Capital seals alliance with Manulife to distribute its Asian funds
The deal has been in force since July in Peru, Colombia and Mexico, while in Chile it will start operating in October this year.
Chilean platform Sherpa Wealth exceeding growth plans, negotiating with additional managers
Two years after its creation, the firm already has 80 independent financial advisors as associates and has closed agreements with some 20 local fund providers.
Chile’s Altis AGF hires general manager with expertise in finance and investments
Alfredo Tagle Silva, who has previously held investment-related positions at Banchile, Citibank, and LarrainVial, has joined the senior management team at the AGF.
BlackRock looks to individual segment as Andean pensions face reckoning
"We are watching closely what’s happening in the institutional market in Latin America," said Axel Christensen, director of investment strategy for Latin America at BlackRock.
Stark realities ahead for AFP industry as establishment cedes ground in election
Following the results of the elections for the Constituent Convention, there seems to be a broad majority in favor of restoring full responsibility for pensions and social security to the state.










