The Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and AFPs (SBS) created a mechanism for regularizing debts which would transfer around USD 1.2 billion into the Private Pension System over the next 10 years.
AFPs likely to begin to receive an injection of flows from pension debts next year
Peru, Colombia and Bolivia move to facilitate flows between public, private systems
Migration of participants from one system to another is related to the reformist winds in the region.
Peruvian AFPs given roadmap to scale back alternatives exposure
With the AFPs overexposed to these illiquid vehicles, the SBS issued guidance on how reduce positions while limiting the impact on returns and the market.
Peru’s economy ministry warns about further weakening AFP system
The Congress is still pining for an additional withdrawal that could be approved in the second quarter of 2022.
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.
Managers project 20% fall in allocations from Peruvian AFPs
A law allowing withdrawal of 25% of pension savings is having a serious impact on AFP portfolios.
Peruvians can use service sector to make voluntary AFP contributions
Giovanna Prialé, president of the AFP Association, noted that total voluntary AFP contributions had increased from USD 120 million in 2015 to USD 570 million in November 2018.
Peruvian regulator expands investment options for insurers
The SBS said investments in dual-currency fixed-coupon financial instruments (exchange notes) and structured capital-protected securities were now eligible options for Peruvian insurers.
Local Argentine manager SBS contracts Franklin Templeton to subadvise its fixed-income funds
After nearly a quarter century with a presence in Buenos Aires, Franklin has finally decided to dip its toe into the local fund market.
Peru convenes commission to target comprehensive pension reform
Speaking to Fund Pro Latin America, Jorge Mogrovejo of Peru's Superintendencia de Banca y Seguros y AFP, said regulations allowing 65-year-olds to withdraw 95% of their pension savings will be studied as part of a broader reform.