Rodrigo Nunez Aguilar was most recently head of funds and advisory sales for Latin America and US offshore at Barclays. He previously served as New York-based executive director for Latin America and US offshore distribution at Morgan Stanley Investment Management.
WisdomTree extends global reach in Latin America
The Peruvian pension regulator approved the sale of 12 WisdomTree ETFs, a necessary condition before they can be purchased.
After banner year, two high-profile departures at JP Morgan’s Chile office
A series of abrupt personnel movements in recent weeks affecting JP Morgan Asset Management's Latin American distribution team have thrown into doubt just what shape the firm's asset-gathering effort will take in the region going forward. One executive has joined MFS; while the other - who helped the firm double its assets from AFPs in 2013 - is looking to reinsert himself into the market.
New Colombian pension decree may include loosened cross-border investment rules
David Salamanca, director of financial regulation at the Ministry of Finance, said a technical commission had been meeting since November last year and would continue its work until March, when it would deliver its final considerations.
AFP Planvital upheaval has different effects on industry and actors
The low-ball offer of Planvital will put trememdous pressure on its larger rivals to trim their fees, at least somewhat. Most in the industry fear that the government will still pursue its plan to launch a low-cost, state-run AFP, to compete with other industry players.
BBVA Bancomer: Private banking of the future goes beyond the financial
BBVA Bancomer wants to "bring the world to Mexico” through products that offer geographical and sectoral diversification backed by expert advice. BBVA Bancomer offers funds advised by global firms such as BlackRock and Franklin Templeton.
Bill that would modernize oversight of Chilean fund market likely to pass in second half
The bill enjoys the backing of most of the actors in the capital market. The local mutual fund association has given its blessing, as it believes the change is a necessary step to Chile becoming a regional financial platform.
Mark Mobius: Mexico is on the tip of everyone’s tongue
The outlook for Mexico is positive, said Mobius, and the Mexican government's announced agenda is generating enthusiasm. Just how quickly the government is able to implement new legislation and reforms in general will prove decisive to the realization of these ambitious goals.
Scotiabank adds ex-Mexican regulator Babatz to its board of directors
Scotia is on the few multinational firms to have made significant investments in the Latin American pension and asset-management space in recent years. It is now well positioned in the Mexican, Colombian and Peruvian pension fund markets, and has a significant banking presence in Chile and Mexico.
Gestión Santander fueling AUM inflows for cross-border managers in Mexico
USD 123 million in new money has been invested in cross-border mutual funds by the Mexican asset management unit of Spanish firm Grupo Santander. Equity products of JP Morgan, Henderson and Robeco have been the main beneficiaries.







