The Skandia name is set to be revived in Latin America by the prospective buyer, the Chinese-owned CMIG International.
Mirabaud AM exec shakeup brings new coverage of Latin America
Elena Villalba will be responsible for business development in Spain, Portugal and Latin America. Meanwhile, Raimundo Martín, managing director for Iberia and Latin America since October 2012, is leaving the company.
Sura eyes bigger slice of wealth segment in Mexico
With the idea of competing in the high-net-worth and private-banking segments, Grupo Sura is now seeking an agreement with a local brokerage firm, Pablo Sprenger, Sura's country CEO, said.
Scotiabank property to take over Citi’s retail banking network in Colombia
Acquisition of Citi's 47 branches and 424 self-service access points across Colombia fits with Scotiabank's strategy to increase scale in Pacific Alliance economies of Colombia, Mexico, Chile and Peru," said the firm's Nacho Deschamps,
EuroAmerica AGF closed 2017 as a market innovator
The Chilean asset manager launched a string of diverse products, including Argentine equity and fixed-income vehicles that captured the attention of institutional and family-office clients.
Julius Baer boosts Brazilian wealth presence with Reliance acquisition
Julius Baer, which already purchased multi-family office GPS Investimentos in Brazil, has agreed to acquire 95% of Reliance Group, another large independent wealth firm.
MFS opens Americas sales hub in Miami
An initial executive at the new Miami office will be Eric Figueroa, who was named regional representative for the Colombian market.
Franklin Templeton names representative in Chile for non-AFP clients
Gonzalo Ramírez, formerly with Legg Mason, will head the new office. The relationship with AFPs will stay in the hands of Vision Advisors.
BlackRock-Banamex tie-up in Mexico promises to upend the market
Who wins and who loses when BlackRock takes over CitiBanamex's asset management operation in Mexico?
LarrainVial to promote Invesco funds in Uruguay/Argentina market
Invesco products being offered initially in Argentina and Uruguay will reportedly be linked to European equities, according to Larrain's Sebastián Caronni.












