The movement reflected these investors’ search for higher returns, especially in medium- and long-term duration investments. In August, the fund industry raised BRL 50 billion (USD 16 billion), up 65% over the previous month.
Brazilian mutual funds added another USD 8 billion in AUM in July
The industry has raised BRL 146 billion (USD 45 billion) in the year-to-date and BRL 212 billion (USD 66 billion) in the 12 months.
Mexican Mutual Fund Industry Net New Investments (NNI) Report – June 2017
Excel workbook detailing net new investments (NNI) of all locally registered Mexican mutual funds, asset managers and industry sectors. Also includes monthly and year to date NNI data by asset class, region, sector and manager by sector. Data as of June 30, 2017.
Companies mentioned in this report: Compass; Sura IM; CI Fondos; Templeton; BNP Paribas; Mifel; Valores Afirme; Principal; Value; Finacces; Multivalores; Invex; Old Mutual; Intercam; Nafinsa; HSBC; Inbursa; Vector; Valmex; GBM; Monex; Actinver; Interacciones; Scotia; Banorte – Ixe; BBVA Bancomer; Santander; Banamex; Azimut; BTG Pactual.
Chilean Mutual Fund Industry Net New Investments (NNI) Report – June 2017
Excel workbook detailing net new investments (NNI) of all locally registered Chilean mutual funds, asset managers and industry sectors. Also includes monthly and year to date NNI data by asset class, region, sector and manager by sector. Data as of June 30, 2017.
Companies mentioned in this report: Banchile; BancoEstado; BBVA; Bci; BGT Pactual; Celfin; Compass; CorpBanca; Cruz del Sur; EuroAmerica; IM Trust; Itaú; LarrainVial; Nevasa HMC; Principal; Santander; Scotia; Security; Sura; Toesca; Vision Advisors; Zurich.
Brazilian fund industry attracts USD 36 billion in flows in first half
Affluent investors were behind most of the gains, and they allocated mostly to fixed-income and balanced/mixed funds. Short-term funds were outperforming other savings and investment vehicles in the market, leading to a migration of investors toward these vehicles.
Argentine Mutual Fund Industry Net New Investments (NNI) Report – June 2017
Excel workbook detailing net new investments (NNI) of all locally registered Argentine mutual funds, asset managers and industry sectors. Also includes monthly and year to date NNI data by asset class, region, sector and manager by sector. Data as of June 30, 2017.
Companies mentioned in this report: Adm. Tit y Val.; Allaria Ledesma; Arpenta; Axis; Balanz; Bayfe; Frances ADM. de Inv.; BNP Paribas; Cima; CMA; Cohen; Consultatio; Convexity; Deal; Facimex; BACS; Fondcapital; Gainvest; Galicia; Galileo; GPS Inestments; Gte de Fondos; HSBC; Itaú; Macro; Mariva; MBA; Megainver; Patagonia; Pellegrini; Proahorro; Provinfondos; QM; RJ Delta; Sancor Seguros; Santader Río; SBS; Schroders; Southern Trust; Supervielle.
Peruvian Mutual Fund Industry Net New Investments (NNI) Report – June 2017
Excel workbook detailing net new investments (NNI) of all locally registered Peruvian mutual funds, asset managers and industry sectors. Also includes monthly and year to date NNI data by asset class, region, sector and manager by sector. Data as of June 30, 2017.
Companies mentioned in this report: AdCap; BBVA Fondos Continental; Credifondo; Interfondo; Divisos Fondos; Promoinvest; Scotia Perú; Sura.
Chilean AFPs retreat from North America; look to Europe and Latam
Allianz, Deutsche and Schroders were among the beneficiaries in May of a transfer of AFP assets from North America to Europe and Latin America. The AFPs' total investment abroad increased USD 2 billion to USD 64.5 billion in the 30 days.
Brazilian fund industry raises BRL 12.3 billion in May amid new political scandals
Despite the political turmoil, the fund industry shows net inflows of BRL 106 billion year‐to‐date, more than double the amount seen in the same period of 2016, when it reached BRL 46.3 billion.
Brazilian funds post first net redemption after seven months of gains
Despite the massive April redemption of BRL 21.6 billion, the industry still shows record net capital inflows for the first four months of 2017, of BRL 89.3 billion,








