BBVA Global Wealth Advisors joins the international wealth management service that BBVA already offers in Switzerland and Spain.
BBVA opens an investment advisory office in Miami to serve high net worth Latin American clients
Investment management makes strong moves in the Andean region
Three initiatives are bringing new products to high-net-worth individual investors.
BBVA plays all angles of open architecture trend in Mexico
BBVA AM's Jaime Lazaro is very keen on digitizing its offering in Mexico as well as partnering with more third-party distributors with its recently launched global ESG fund.
Scotiabank agrees to buy BBVA’s stake in BBVA Chile
Scotiabank CEO Brian Porter has said that the potential acquisition of BBVA’s retail business in Chile was a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”
Political and legal questions could be provoking redemptions from Penta and CorpBanca funds
In the last quarter of 2014 these two managers suffered the worst falls in AUMs amid a period of great growth for many of their peers.
USD2 billion pension portfolio in Latam whets appetite of Itaú AGF
The local manager of the Brazilian group has just registered a mutual fund with the Risk Rating Commission and hopes to attract investments from pension funds.
Itaú keen on additional Latin American expansion
Roberto Setúbal, Itaú's President, said the second-largest Brazilian bank is keen on growing its business in Chile and in other Latin American countries and is considering acquisitions.
BBVA may sell Latam pension businesses
Spain's No.2 bank BBVA may sell its Latin American pension fund businesses, joining the ranks of banks looking to shed operations outside their main markets to reduce risks and meet tougher capital rules.
BBVA Bancomer and Franklin Templeton join forces in an emerging equity fund
The product is for clients in private asset management, operated by BBVA Bancomer. Franklin Templeton will act as advisor on portfolio management. The target is to reach USD100 million in assets.
BBVA sells peruvian pension unit
The bank is selling for USD516 million its pension unit in Peru to two separate pension firms, one controlled by Colombian financial conglomerate Grupo Sura and the other by Canada's Bank of Nova Scotia.