BlackRock's Diego Mora viewed the government's rule change with optimism, noting that AFP demand for internationally diversified products like ETFs will increase.
Younger Colombian AFP affiliates move into more age-appropriate investment vehicles, spurring equity demand
Singular signs distribution alliance with local brokerage Fynsa
Chilean brokerage firm Fynsa has signed on to sell locally-domiciled ETFs created by Singular, a new asset manager made up of ex-Inversiones Security executives.
Credicorp Capital to strengthen traditional brands and add new alternatives
Building on its own fund lineup and strengthening existing third-party traditional and alternatives relationships are Credicorp Capital's key objectives, says Felipe Sotomayor.
AdCap preps product rollout in Peruvian market
A fixed-income mutual fund denominated in Peruvian Soles and a closed-end real-estate fund will be hitting the market soon, said AdCap's Martin Palmer.
Asset managers anxious as banking regulator is absorbed by Financial Market Commission
Given their strong dependence on the banking system, the Chilean asset management industry is on edge over future compliance requirements that the CMF may impose.
Vision to create two funds in partnership with Altment
Vision's Arturo Alegria expressed his enthusiasm for the new funds, which will be offered across institutional sectors, including family offices.
Renta4 to expand its offering of foreign funds and launch AGF
Renta4, a subsidiary of the Spanish bank of the same name, has begun to diversify its business model, adding fixed-income and high-net-worth services and a third-party fund platform to its equity-brokerage business.
Ahead of launch, AFP UNO looks to build its investment teams
Chile's newest AFP, led by a group with ties to ex-AFP Cuprum general manager Ignacio Álvarez, will start operating in October 2019 and will be the default provider for workers entering the system in 2019-2021.
Newest pension manager – Uno AFP – launches in Chile
UNO AFP expects to receive more than 350,000 workers in its first year of operation and hit USD 30 million in monthly inflows.
Ex-Principal Chile execs build USD 80 million book advising affluent clients
Value Advice's Rodrigo González says the firm targets affluent investors that are not receiving the level of service they deserve.










