On the pension reform, the association calls for prudence and understanding that Colombians' savings are at stake.
Colombian AFPs shed international investments in February
May 10, 2023 by
Sales of international assets totaled USD 1 billion in the month, mostly affecting money-market funds.
Colombian AFPs shed risk positions in international portfolio in January
March 23, 2023 by
Pension funds took advantage of market rises at the beginning of the year to reduce their investments in international equity and bond funds, parking liquidity in money-market funds.
Peru, Colombia and Bolivia move to facilitate flows between public, private systems
March 12, 2023 by
Migration of participants from one system to another is related to the reformist winds in the region.
Colombian AFPs again reduced international exposure in portfolios in December
March 7, 2023 by
Pension funds offloaded international investments by USD 400 million in December, the fourth straight month outflows.
Colombia’s tax reform gets bad grades from capital-markets watchdog
March 2, 2023 by
Tax Reform Law 2277 makes Colombia unfriendly from a tax perspective, when compared to regional peers Peru, Chile and Mexico, said the group.
Colombia’s pension reform could begin taking shape in April
February 10, 2023 by
Economist and consultant Gustavo Moreno Montalvo anticipated a not-so-winding road for the presidential reform proposal.
New tranche of global iShares listed locally in Colombia
February 7, 2023 by
Valores Bancolombia is already trading 10 new BlackRock ETFs registered in the Colombian Global Market. Individual investors now have local access to some 20 iShares ETFs.
Colombian AFPs cut exposure to international equities in November
January 23, 2023 by
Redemptions in equity products topped USD 500 million. In contrast, AFPs allocated more than USD 100 million to debt funds.
Colombian AFPs aggressively shed positions in international equities in October
January 2, 2023 by
The pension managers redeemed specialized products in US and European markets for a total of USD 159 million and USD 93 million, respectively.
