Transfer of assets to a state-run agency means private managers owned by Zurich and BBVA have closed shop.
Insigneo reaches USD 20 billion AUM in Latin America
"Our aim is to be the best financial-services, wealth-management and private banking platform in Latin America," Insigneo's Rodolfo Castilla said.
Aitor Jauregui named head of BlackRock’s Latam operations
The executive will also head the offshore Latin American high-net-worth-client business, which is concentrated in Miami.
Colchester’s first offering to AFPs is a sovereign debt fund
"Colchester’s focus on Chile is part of a broader medium-term strategy for Latin America," says the firm's Analia Giachino.
Amundi is closely watching changes in pension systems in Latam
Amundi's Gustavo Lozano said pensions have reached a certain stabilization, "although we will still have to be wary with respect to...the socio-political situation."
Peru, Colombia and Bolivia move to facilitate flows between public, private systems
Migration of participants from one system to another is related to the reformist winds in the region.
Excel Capital seeks closer ties with clients in Uruguay
"Our opening in Uruguay is simply related to the need to be face to face with advisors," says Excel's Cristián Reynal,
SURA starts offshore operations with new office in Miami
Inversiones SURA’s new office in Miami plans to serve thousands of clients from all over Latin America, said Pablo Matte Ross.
Franklin Templeton to acquire Alcentra from BNY Mellon
Franklin's alternative credit specialist, Benefit Street Partners, will expand its capabilities and presence in Europe, doubling its assets under management to USD 77 billion globally.