Most distributors of global fund firms seeking allocations from Itaú have been in contact with Pepper. Her potential replacement is Jeff Lombardi (photo).
Tracking the Activities of Global Asset Managers in Latin America

Most distributors of global fund firms seeking allocations from Itaú have been in contact with Pepper. Her potential replacement is Jeff Lombardi (photo).

AFP Planvital is about to become a direct victim of the delay, since it would have benefited from independent workers' new compulsory flows. The situation complicates any potential plan by the AFP's owner - BTG Pactual - to sell the AFP to a third party.

March Gestión seeks to expand its business in Germany, Austria, Spain, Italy, Luxembourg and the UK in Europe as well as in Latin America.

The change, due to come into effect in the first half of 2015, is designed to reflect the increased crossover between Columbia Management and Threadneedle, both of which are owned by Ameriprise Financial.

Driven by its US and European product lines, the firm captured 31% of the total USD 331 billon in global exchange-traded-fund (ETF) market flows in 2014.
Azimut is already present in Brazil via its AZ FuturaInvest advisory operation, which is absorbing LFI, an independent wealth manager founded in 2009.

Doll’s Ten Predictions have long served as thoughtful guides to issues investors should consider as they work with their financial advisors to build strong portfolios.

The announcement was a coup for Compass Group Mexico, which represents two of the firms that will share in the USD 600 million mandate. Rodrigo Blancas (photo), head of mandates, also revealed that it will be disbursing assets to previous winners of already-existing mandates, after many months of regulatory wrangling.

Academics María Amparo Cruz-Saco, Juan Mendoza and Bruno Seminario, find three basic errors in the existing models: they criticize the attempt to finance pensions through a tax on workers’ wages in a market where about two-thirds of employment is informal, they find ample evidence that people are saving voluntarily for old age outside of the system, and they argue that existing law is “suffocating” initiative and competition between AFPs.

The opening of the office in Mexico City is Natixis Global AM's first effort to be present in Latin America and build a regional business. It is part of an ambitious plan that will also see the opening of two new offices in 2015, in strategic Latin American cities, Fund Pro Latin America has learned.
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