“We see significant growth potential across Latin America, with Mexico, Chile, and Colombia standing out as markets where client demand and engagement are particularly strong,” said William Lopez, Head of Europe and Latin America at Jupiter Asset Management.
Chile’s pension regulator faces leadership transition and legal challenge from AFPs
March 25, 2026 by
Chile’s incoming administration has decided to appoint former CMF chairman Joaquín Cortez as head of the Pension Superintendency, replacing long-serving superintendent Osvaldo Macías.
New draft decree raises concerns across Colombia’s private pension system
March 12, 2026 by
Labor Ministry proposal would require AFPs to transfer more than USD 6.8 billion to the state pension administrator Colpensiones.
Chilean pension regulator proposes 15 lifecycle funds
March 4, 2026 by
The Superintendencia de Pensiones has proposed a new lifecycle regime set to take effect in 2027, including benchmark portfolios and structural reviews every three years.
Former AFP Capital executive leads new AFP initiative
February 12, 2026 by
This would be the fourth initiative currently under evaluation or in the planning stages by their respective sponsors.
SP sets limits on indirect fees
February 4, 2026 by
In general terms, these management fees may not be charged when the investment vehicles offered have more than 10% of their assets invested in instruments that AFPs could invest in directly with relative ease.
SBS promotes the interconnection of financial services and retirement savings
December 30, 2025 by
Existing pension fund managers (AFPs) will have to compete with new players, while also being allowed to expand into areas such as banking and insurance. The reform aims to level the playing field, boost competition, and create new opportunities for product distribution and partnerships.
Chile clarifies the rules for the creation of new AFPs
December 22, 2025 by
New regulations from the Superintendency of Pensions define capital, governance, and outsourcing requirements.
Political upheaval and eighth withdrawal threaten Peru’s pension assets
October 17, 2025 by
Congress ousts President Boluarte amid crisis, approves new pension withdrawals, and reopens debate over a reform that has already reduced pension fund assets to just 10% of GDP.
Eighth pension withdrawal deepens uncertainty over Peruvian private system
September 24, 2025 by
Congress approves new law enabling withdrawals of up to USD 7.6 billion, reinstating 95.5% payout at retirement and repealing mandatory self-employed contributions.
