Though the Supreme Court can still weigh in , an appeals court ruling ordering AFP Cuprum to hand over to an affiliate all of her retirement savings has rattled the industry.
Idea of pension fund withdrawals gains ground in Chilean political and judicial arena
CCR Monthly Approval Report – May 2020
Standard Aberdeen led with five mutual funds registered in the month, while BlueBay (4), KraneShares( 2), Macquaire (1), Marathon (1), Partners Group (1), Rhone (1) and The Jordan Company(1) won approval for their products.
Politicians look to AFPs to salve economic wounds during corona virus
Government officials across the Andes are suggesting allowing workers to tap into the pension savings to help make ends meet during the pandemic.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – April 2020
Swisscanto led with five mutual funds registered in the month, while Xtrackers followed with ETFs. Berenberg, Credit Suisse, Man, Muzinich, PGIM, PineBridge, Robeco, and State Street joined the list along with two alternative products.
The regulator also gave the green light to two alternative products from Antares and Thomas Bravo.
CCR could delist funds whose AUM have fallen below USD 100 million
The CCR could delist funds, preventing them from receiving AFP allocations, or just place them under observation.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – March 2020
Hermes led with five mutual funds approved, followed by Barings and DWS with two products, and Invesco, Federated, EDM and JP Morgan with one mutual fund each.
Chilean retirement regime needs more creativity and flexibility, says mutual fund trade group
"We believe in giving priority to providing greater flexibility and incentives to generate more savings, AAFM general manager Mónica Cavallini told Fund Pro Latin America.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – February 2020
A total of 12 products were added in the month from nine different asset managers: Allianz, JP Morgan, Sycomore, Vanguard, Ardian, Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, New Mountain, Newbury Partners, and StepStone.
AFPs have a lot on the line as Chilean senate takes up pension reform
Under discussion is the creation of non-profit AFP cooperatives to compete with existing AFPs and forcing AFPs to return part of their fees (20%) in the event of negative returns, among other items.