Finaccess offers international exposure through 15 funds, six of which have subadvisory deals. It is looking for partners for Asian and other thematic launches.
AllianceBernstein taps seasoned pro Bruno Stein to lead its Brazil expansion
July 22, 2021 by
In his few short weeks with AB, Stein, formerly with BlackRock and Itaú, has been taken aback by the sudden interest in global exposure among Brazilian investors.
Annuities: insurers making 10% advances to pensioners, despite legal appeals
July 20, 2021 by
Insurers have several complaints with the process, and warn that a redemption now will reduce payouts down the road, especially for vulnerable retirees.
Actinver sees success in retail tied to thematic funds with global partners
July 19, 2021 by
Actinver Asset Management's Diego Tarrats says funds focused on clean energy, crypto and other areas are capturing the interest of the retail market.
Brazilian fund industry raised USD 40 billion in first half of 2021
July 19, 2021 by
The Fixed Income class was the highlight in the first half with the largest net inflows (USD 25 billion) and no monthly outflows in the year.
Could Castillo’s arrival deal a death blow to the Peruvian system?
July 5, 2021 by
A right-leaning Congress and resistance from the Central Bank are the industry's best hopes for survival.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – June 2021
July 2, 2021 by
A total of nine products were added in the month from five different asset managers: Allianz, Baillie Gifford, Legal & General, Vontobel and State Street.
Colombian AFPs add to Asian equity in March
June 27, 2021 by
Cross-border funds finished the month with USD 28.7 billion of Colombian pension assets under management.
Chilean AFPs retreat from cross-border funds in March
June 27, 2021 by
Allocations rose during the first quarter by USD 1.1 billion. That brought total assets under management for cross-border funds and ETFs to USD 89.7 billion, 67% of which was in equities.
Brazilian fund industry enjoys positive flows of BRL 42 billion in May
June 18, 2021 by
Among ANBIMA classes, fixed income had the lion’s share with net inflows of BRL 24.8 billion, while two short-duration sovereign funds led the moves.
