The consulting firm won the bidding process to develop the investment regime for the new generational funds with their respective benchmark portfolios.
Mercer’s experience with sovereign wealth funds wins over Pensions Superintendency
CCR Monthly Approval Report – July 2025
A total of 14 products were added in the month from seven different asset managers: Greenbriar, Franklin Templeton, LBPAM, Niam AB., Morgan Stanley, Pictet and UBAM.
USD 383 billion in pension AUM undergo strategic shift amid reforms in Andean region
New regulatory frameworks are reshaping international allocations and long-term strategies, with implications for international asset managers targeting the Andean institutional market.
International managers surprised by Petro’s announcement
In the midst of implementing pension reform, the Colombian president has taken a gamble by prohibiting investment of workers' savings abroad.
Chile’s additional pension contribution will impact AFPs from 2028
Beginning in August 2025, Chile will initiate a gradual increase in employer-funded pension contributions; however, individual AFP accounts will see minimal impact at first.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – June 2025
In June, Allianz, iShares, Jupiter, Lord Abbett, Vontobel, Wellington, Energy Capital Partners, Pemberton AM, and Ridgemont Equity Partners were the fund sponsors gaining approval for new products.
Discussion on eighth pension withdrawal postponed until August
The Congressional Economics Committee decided to wait for publication of the pension reform regulations.
ACCAIs face the challenge of retaining contributors with high balances
The pension reform opened a window of opportunity for contributors who are less than ten years away from retirement to move from the private to the public regime, and vice versa.
Fund managers look ahead to FAPP mandates
Once the investment regime is defined, the Board of Directors of the Autonomous Pension Protection Fund (FAPP) will proceed to hold a bidding process for its portfolio.
Bidding for new participants may have generated savings of USD 1.6 billion
Profuturo AFP began to receive new participants to the system with a 0.68% annual balance fee.









