HSBC led with three mutual funds - two of them fixed-income products and one equity - while BNY Mellon and Lazard followed with two funds each. The list was completed by fund listings from Nordea and GAM, while State Street listed a real-estate ETF from its SPDR family.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – July 2016
Goldman led with three products - two ETFs from its ActiveBeta family and one equity fund, while Vanguard followed with two ETFs and Credit Suisse, Pioneer and BNP completed the list with one fund each.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – June 2016
Axa led with seven mutual funds registered in the month, all of them bond products, followed by Ashmore, Henderson and Natixis, each with one fund approved.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – May 2016
The Chilean regulator delisted 34 funds for falling short of the required minimum of USD 100 million in assets under management, while added six mutual funds and six ETFs to the list of approved instruments eligible to receive allocations.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – April 2016
BNP Paribas led with three mutual funds - three of them Europe Equity products - registered in the month, while New Capital, a fund family belonging to EFG AM, followed with two mutual funds.
Compass Group to distribute AQR Capital funds in the region
AQR planted stakes in Chile in the second half of 2015, when it successfully registered two funds with the Risk Rating Commission.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – March 2016
While iShares led with five ETFs registered in the month, four of them currency hedged products, Edmond de Rothschild (3), Legg Mason (2), Credit Suisse (2), Investec (1), Julius Baer (1) and Lazard (1) won approval for their mutual funds.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – February 2016
Five funds were added, while 17 were delisted. Edmond de Rothschild led with three mutual funds listed, all of them equity products, followed by BlackRock and NN IP, each with one new fund approved.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – January 2016
A total of 19 products were added in January to the list of approved instruments to receive investments from Chilean Pension Managers (AFPs). Petercam, Highland Funds, AZ Multi Asset, MAN-GLG, Invesco, PIMCO and Pictet were among the managers registering products.
Banchile AGF forms team to compete in institutional distribution business
Pablo Valero, Banchile AGF's investment head, said the fund manager is in talks with three global firms, which it will represent in the institutional market. Economist Cristian Schulin-Zeuthen, an ex-BCI executive, will be leading the team.