“We are excited to introduce iCapital Model Portfolios, an innovative application for wealth managers to incorporate alternative investments into their clients’ portfolios,” said Lawrence Calcano, Chairman and CEO of iCapital.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – April 2024
A total of 22 products were added in the month from six different asset managers: Aegon, Bradesco, Invesco, Moneda, Oaktree andTikehau.
Skandia identifies growing interest in investing outside Colombia
In the wake of the uncertainty created by the pension reform debate, some wealth investors have opted to expand their positions in international equity.
Vontobel strengthens US distribution team with two new hires
The newly created roles support the firm’s client-focused commitment and expanded direct distribution efforts in the US market.
Schroders Capital partners with iCapital to widen access to semi-liquid global private equity strategy
The new collaboration supports Schroders Capital in meeting increased demand for private market investment opportunities from the wealth management channel.
Analysts doubt that President Boluarte will veto the seventh retirement bill
Internal political and governance situations are likely to push the executive into signing a bill that was passed with a large majority and multiparty support.
Cuatro Torres Capital invita a evento de Crédito Privado en Miami
Se celebrará el próximo ocho de mayo en el Four Seasons de Miami y contará con la presencia de cuatro destacados gestores: Andres Lucas de DelGatto DFF; Demian Waldman de Confidas; Alex Horn de BridgeInvest y Stuart Wilson de OCP Asia.
AFPs and managers prepare for opening in Alternatives
The Central Bank announced that the limits of three of the five multi-funds will be raised in August.
Brazilian mutual funds see inflows of BRL 34.2 billion in February
Fixed Income products led inflows attracting BRL 42.7 billion in the month, followed by Private Equity Funds, or FIPs, with BRL 4.2 billion.
HSBC agrees to sell Argentine unit to Grupo Financiero Galicia
The deal includes all of HSBC Argentina’s business, which ranges from banking to asset management and insurance, as well as USD 100 million of subordinated debt.










