Denise Casellas and Jennifer Romero will be responsible for relationship management in Mexico and other markets, focusing on both institutional and intermediary channels.
Boric names crosscutting figure to head the CMF
Solange Berstein's appointment as head of the Financial Market Commission was bolstered by her experience working with Mario Marcel at the Central Bank.
After eight months waiting, the Afores have a new list of funds to choose from
Amafore’s Alvaro Meléndez shared the changes related to the approval of international mutual funds for the Afores to invest in, as well as an updated list of funds.
Pension reform in Colombia: definition time gets closer
The results of this first round of elections (Gustavo Petro 40% and Rodolfo Hernández 28%) guarantee a lively discussion on pension reform before the runoff election on June 19.
Cross-border equity funds raised USD 331 million from Colombian AFPs in April
Pension funds invested USD 331 million in equity products during April, of which USD 313 million was invested in US equity funds.
Chilean AFPs favored international fixed-income funds in April
Bond funds received placements totaling USD 320 million, with funds specializing in emerging markets outperforming.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – May 2022
T. Rowe Price led with nine products registered, while Credicorp Capital, Eastspring, Invesco, Silver Lake and Veritas Capital completed the list. each with one product approved.
Brazilian fixed-income funds led surge in flows in March and first quarter
In the first quarter, the fund industry had net inflows of BRL 46.1 billion, while fixed-income funds received BRL 109.2 billion.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – April 2022
BlackRock and Lazard led, both with three mutual funds approved in the month, while Jupiter, UBS and State Street with one product each completed the list.
Brazilian investors pulled BRL 14 billion out of more volatile funds in April
Equities and Balanced-Mixed funds, the most volatile, faced BRL 14 billion in net outflows, with redemptions of BRL 7.3 billion and BRL 6.7 billion, respectively.