Chilean pension regulator proposes 15 lifecycle funds

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.

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Chile’s FAPP Investment framework delays alternatives allocation

New rules impose a 24-month ban on private markets, cap equities at 60%, and set a 50–80% international allocation range.

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Former AFP Capital executive leads new AFP initiative

This would be the fourth initiative currently under evaluation or in the planning stages by their respective sponsors.

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Early 2026 brings leadership changes across Chile’s pension system

These include Paulina Yazigi’s planned departure from the AAFP amid speculation about a potential government role, as well as key executive transitions at AFP Habitat.

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SBS promotes the interconnection of financial services and retirement savings

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.

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Colombian Government steps back from pension fund repatriation

A newly released draft decree on capital markets development omits any reference to mandatory repatriation, signaling a shift toward strengthening local markets through regulatory reform rather than direct intervention—at least for now.

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Chile clarifies the rules for the creation of new AFPs

New regulations from the Superintendency of Pensions define capital, governance, and outsourcing requirements.

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Mercer and CFA urge for sustainable pension systems

Latin American pension systems show sharp disparities in the Mercer–CFA Institute Global Pension Index, with Chile leading, Colombia and Peru lagging, and Argentina at the bottom.

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Political upheaval and eighth withdrawal threaten Peru’s pension assets

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.

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Picton expands footprint to Mexico and Brazil as Alternatives surge in Latin America

The Chilean firm positions itself at the heart of Latin America’s alternative investment boom. “Picton is now the largest placement agent in the region, with over USD 12 billion in capital raised and coverage across 10 countries,” said Matias Eguiguren.

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