Excel workbook detailing, over various time periods, asset totals and affiliate trends among Peruvian AFP pension funds. Data as of December 31, 2021.
Companies mentioned in this report: Habitat; Integra; Prima; Profuturo.
Chilean AFP Pension Fund Industry Statistics – December 2021
January 26, 2022 by
Excel workbook detailing, over various time periods, asset totals and affiliate trends among Chilean AFP pension funds. Data as of December 31, 2021.
Companies mentioned in this report: Capital, Cuprum, Habitat, Modelo, Planvital, Provida, UNO.
Peru – AFP Report Statistics – August 2021
January 26, 2022 by
Excel workbook detailing investments of each Peruvian pension funds to international managers. Includes names of all funds as well as amounts invested in each. Data as of August 31, 2021.
Companies mentioned in this report: iShares, State Street, Vontobel, Vanguard, Schroders, Groupama, Allianz, Comgest, Fidelity, JPMorgan, Barings, PIMCO, UBS, Veritas, Van Eck, Ninety One, Man GLG, Robeco, GAM, PineBridge, DWS, Jupiter, BNP Paribas, Ashmore, Global Evolution, Degroof Petercam, First Trust, Columbia Threadneedle, Candriam, KraneShares, Invesco, Goldman Sachs, WisdomTree, Axa, Credit Suisse, Baillie Gifford, Pictet, Santander, Ossiam, Dimensional, Amundi, Lazard, Morgan Stanley, Matthews, DMS, Lord Abbett, Edmond de Rothschild, Credicorp Capital, Franklin Templeton, Wellington, Neuberger Berman, Berenberg, Aberdeen Standard, Nordea, Nomura, Security, AllianceBernstein, AZ Multi Asset, BlueBay, NN IP, LarrainVial, Moneda, Janus Henderson, Tokio Marine, Muzinich, Uti Goldfinch Funds, HSBC, Acadia, BlackRock, Eastspring, Habitat, Prima, Profuturo, Integra.
Flow Report – Peruvian Pension Funds Investments in Cross-Border Funds and ETFs – August 2021
January 26, 2022 by
Excel workbook detailing inflows/outflows of Peruvian pension funds into international funds / ETFs. Includes names of all funds/ETFs as well as amounts invested in each. Data as of August 31, 2021.
Companies mentioned in this report: iShares, State Street, Vontobel, Vanguard, Schroders, Groupama, Allianz, Comgest, Fidelity, JPMorgan, Barings, PIMCO, UBS, Veritas, Van Eck, Ninety One, Man GLG, Robeco, GAM, PineBridge, DWS, Jupiter, BNP Paribas, Ashmore, Global Evolution, Degroof Petercam, First Trust, Columbia Threadneedle, Candriam, KraneShares, Invesco, Goldman Sachs, WisdomTree, Axa, Credit Suisse, Baillie Gifford, Pictet, Santander, Ossiam, Dimensional, Amundi, Lazard, Morgan Stanley, Matthews, DMS, Lord Abbett, Edmond de Rothschild, Credicorp Capital, Franklin Templeton, Wellington, Neuberger Berman, Berenberg, Aberdeen Standard, Nordea, Nomura, Security, AllianceBernstein, AZ Multi Asset, BlueBay, NN IP, LarrainVial, Moneda, Janus Henderson, Tokio Marine, Muzinich, Uti Goldfinch Funds, HSBC, Acadia, BlackRock, Eastspring, Habitat; Prima; Profuturo; Integra.
League Table – Assets Gathered by Cross-Border Fund Managers and ETFs Sponsors – Peruvian Pension Funds – August 2021
January 26, 2022 by
Includes assets gathered by cross-border fund managers and ETFs sponsors in the Peruvian pension funds market. Also includes monthly inflows / outflows and market share. Data as of August 31, 2021.
Companies mentioned in this report: iShares, State Street, Vontobel, Vanguard, Schroders, Groupama, Allianz, Comgest, Fidelity, JPMorgan, Barings, PIMCO, UBS, Veritas, Van Eck, Ninety One, Man GLG, Robeco, GAM, PineBridge, DWS, Jupiter, BNP Paribas, Ashmore, Global Evolution, Degroof Petercam, First Trust, Columbia Threadneedle, Candriam, KraneShares, Invesco, Goldman Sachs, WisdomTree, Axa, Credit Suisse, Baillie Gifford, Pictet, Santander, Ossiam, Dimensional, Amundi, Lazard, Morgan Stanley, Matthews, DMS, Lord Abbett, Edmond de Rothschild, Credicorp Capital, Franklin Templeton, Wellington, Neuberger Berman, Berenberg, Aberdeen Standard, Nordea, Nomura, Security, AllianceBernstein, AZ Multi Asset, BlueBay, NN IP, LarrainVial, Moneda, Janus Henderson, Tokio Marine, Muzinich, Uti Goldfinch Funds, HSBC, Acadia, BlackRock, Eastspring, Habitat; Prima; Profuturo; Integra.
Holdings Report – Peruvian Pension Fund Investment in Cross-Border Securities – August 2021
January 25, 2022 by
Excel workbook detailing Peruvian pension fund allocations to cross-border mutual funds, ETFs, investment funds, stocks, bonds and deposits. Includes names of all securities as well as amounts invested in each. Also included is a breakdown of offshore allocations by asset class. Data as of August 31, 2021.
Companies mentioned in this report: iShares, State Street, Vontobel, Vanguard, Schroders, Groupama, Allianz, Comgest, Fidelity, JPMorgan, Barings, PIMCO, UBS, Veritas, Van Eck, Ninety One, Man GLG, Robeco, GAM, PineBridge, DWS, Jupiter, BNP Paribas, Ashmore, Global Evolution, Degroof Petercam, First Trust, Columbia Threadneedle, Candriam, KraneShares, Invesco, Goldman Sachs, WisdomTree, Axa, Credit Suisse, Baillie Gifford, Pictet, Santander, Ossiam, Dimensional, Amundi, Lazard, Morgan Stanley, Matthews, DMS, Lord Abbett, Edmond de Rothschild, Credicorp Capital, Franklin Templeton, Wellington, Neuberger Berman, Berenberg, Aberdeen Standard, Nordea, Nomura, Security, AllianceBernstein, AZ Multi Asset, BlueBay, NN IP, LarrainVial, Moneda, Janus Henderson, Tokio Marine, Muzinich, Uti Goldfinch Funds, HSBC, Acadia, BlackRock, Eastspring, Habitat; Prima; Profuturo; Integra.
Colombian AFPs’ romance with European equities continued in November
January 24, 2022 by
Pension managers turned to European equity products as the most attractive option, making purchases totaling USD 168 million in November.
Chilean AFPs plowed more than USD 3.5 billion into equity funds in November
January 24, 2022 by
Funds investing in Asian equities received USD 1.47 billion while funds investing in the US market attracted a total of USD 1.15 billion.
Colombian AFPs pursued European equity in October
January 24, 2022 by
Colombian AFPs reduced their exposure to emerging-market-equity products while increasing their positions in specialized instruments with European exposure.
Chilean AFPs slashed overseas fixed-income positions in October
January 24, 2022 by
In October, high-yield and EMD funds were hit with USD 1 billion in redemptions from Chilean AFPs, which again faced withdrawals from clients.
