A right-leaning Congress and resistance from the Central Bank are the industry's best hopes for survival.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – June 2021
A total of nine products were added in the month from five different asset managers: Allianz, Baillie Gifford, Legal & General, Vontobel and State Street.
Consar will soon be in charge of cross-border-fund approvals, replacing the Amafore
The Amafore’s vice-president, Alvaro Melendez, says he expects the change to occur toward the end of July or beginning of August 2021.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – May 2021
BlackRock led with 11 ETFs of its iShares family, plus two mutual funds registered in the month, Allianz (5), AllianceBernstein (2), Wellington (2), Credit Suisse (1), Franklin Templeton (1), Invesco (1), Robeco (1) and Infravia Capital Partners (1) completed the list.
Peruvian AFPs will face additional redemptions after May 19 ruling
Regardless of the outcome of the presidential election, additional withdrawals and weakening of the AFP system appear likely.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – April 2021
DWS led with 10 products registered in the month, while JP Morgan followed with eights ETFs. J Safra, Jupiter, and Invesco completed the list. Bridgepoint, Brookfield, Morgan Stanley and Trilantic joined the list with one alternative product each.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – March 2021
State Street led with eight ETFs approved, followed by Dimensional with two mutual funds, and Axa, BMO, GAM, UBS, and PAI Partners with one product each.
Piñera cracks whip on Congress to avoid third withdrawal from AFPs
The Senate seems unlikely to pass a bill allowing AFPs to touch any additional money flowing from worker paychecks to meet pension obligations.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – February 2021
A total of eight products were added in the month from six different asset managers: Matthews, Eurizon, Allianz, JPMorgan, Genstar Capital and Valor Management.
Andean AFPs hope improving economies will negate need for further withdrawals
A third withdrawal in Chile or in Peru does not have sufficient support at this time but, once the economic effect of the previous withdrawals is over, the situation could change.





