League Table – Assets Gathered by Latin American Pension Fund Managers – March 2019

This league table provides a ranking of Latin American Pension Fund Managers, domiciled in Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Panama, Peru and Uruguay by AUM. It also includes annual growth/loss and percentage change. Data as of March 31, 2019.

Companies mentioned in this report: Sura; Metlife; Principal; Habitat; Banorte; Grupo Aval; Banamex; Scotiabank; Profuturo GNP; BCP; Invercap; PensionISSSTE; Inbursa; Coppel; Banco República; Planvital; Skandia; BPDC; Modelo; Itaú Unibanco; Banco Popular; Banco Azteca; Banco Nacional; BCR; BHD; Bandes; Vida Plena; BanReservas; BAC; CCSS-OPC; Banco General; Global Bank; Quantia; Romana.

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Regional Pension Fund Managers Industry Statistics – March 2019

Excel workbook detailing, over various time periods, pension fund industry asset growth by managers. Data as of March 31, 2019.

Companies mentioned in this report: Provida; Habitat; Capital; Cuprum; Planvital; Modelo; Porvenir; Protección; Colfondos; Old Mutuial; XXI Banorte; CitiBanamex; Sura; Profuturo GNP; Principal; Invercap; Inbursa; PensionISSSTE; Coppel; Metlife; Azteca; Bancomer; HSBC; Scotia; Integra; Prima; Profuturo; Habitat; Profuturo; Progreso; BPDC; BN; BCR; BAC; VIDA PLENA; CCSS; Popular; Scotiabank; BHD; Global Bank; Quantia; Romana; Republica; Sura; Itaú Unibanco; Bandes.

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Latin American Pension Fund Investments in Cross-Border Securities – February 2019

Chart comparing levels of pension fund system investments in international mutual funds and other international securities. Data from Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico and Peru. Data broken out by instrument, Year-end totals from December 2014 through 2018, and as of February 28, 2019.

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Vontobel Wealth Management adds staff to target wealthy clients in Mexico and Brazil

Vontobel is seeking to hire bankers with Mexican client books for its Zurich office by year-end, according to published reports. But it has not ruled out opening a rep office in Mexico.

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Ex-Security bigs launch AGF and third-party-fund distributor

The new firm, known as Singular, will distribute OakTree funds and launch two new ETFs. Luis Fernando Pérez, former head of distribution at Inversiones Security, is among the partners.

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Natixis fills recently vacated sales post for Colombia, Peru and Panama

Natixis hired Bogotá-based BNP veteran Lucas Pérez, replacing sales manager Daniel Arias Kluge, who moved to Miami to join Pimco. Pérez reports to Jose Luis León.

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Uruguay’s Criteria to distribute Prestige Funds in Southern Cone

The agreement with the UK alts firm responds to what Criteria's William Reekstin views as strong appetite for "investment opportunities in the real economy with low correlation to the public financial markets."

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BlackRock: Global institutions shifting from public to private risk

“As the economic cycle turns, we believe that private markets can help clients navigate this more challenging environment,” said BlackRock's Edwin Conway.

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Wells Fargo: US investors want Fed to halt rate hikes

”Our current outlook is for three additional rate hikes over next year before the Fed ends its current rate hike cycle,” said Wells's Brian Rehling.

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Natixis Outlook: Institutions prepped for increased volatility, end to bull market

 “Our research shows institutional investors are already positioned for the potential market turbulence on the horizon,” said Natixis's David Giunta.

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