The 3rd Seminar on Asset Management in Colombia will bring together local and international asset management executives, to discuss the widening spectrum of asset allocation alternatives available to Colombia's institutional investors. The day's program will combine talks from influential regulators and industry leaders with views and analysis of respected executives from global financial services firms.

Colombia, Latin America's fourth largest market in terms of AUM, has benefited from a stable regulatory environment and a booming economy. Colombia is the newest frontier for global asset managers....>>

While Chile has long been the center of Latin American asset-gathering activity for international money managers, the country's locally-domiciled mutual funds, pension funds, life insurers and corporate pension plans are operating in an increasingly complex and sophisticated environment that requires a renewed look at this dynamic marketplace. On September 6, 2012, Latin Asset Management and Fund Pro Performance will host the Seminar on Asset Management in Chile, which will bring together local institutional investors, international fund managers and regulators to discuss local-market issues, global asset allocation strategies, and regional product, regulatory and distribution trends. Also during the Seminar, the staff of Fund Pro Performance will present Platinum Performance Awards to Chile's best mutual funds and fund managers,,>>

Mexico is one of Latin America's fastest growing asset management marketplaces. Latin Asset Management estimates that the combined AUMs of the mutual and pension fund industries of Mexico will rise to over US$500 billion by the year 2015, making it the second largest market in Latin America, behind Brazil.

In 2011, both industries continued to enjoy nearly unfettered expansion, while positive regulatory and distribution trends took hold that seemed destined to guarantee robust growth in the coming decade. The private pension fund industry's assets have surpassed US$110 billion, while the mutual fund industry has grown almost 100% in the last three years to reach US$100 billion in assets...>>

Mexican Afore private pension managers are finally in the spotlight thanks to momentous 2011 rule changes that appear to open the door to investment in mutual funds and separate accounts run by global asset managers. The new game-changing rules adopted by Mexico's pension regulator,the Consar, have global asset managers once again eyeing this important but neglected marketplace.
Though Mexican law for years has allowed the Afores to invest up to 20% of their assets internationally, the regulator had kept in place an extremely conservative policy that limited foreign investment to ETFs and indices in conjunction with principal-protected notes. But in 2011, with new leadership at the Consar, investment in active managers is imminent, and Afores now find themselves with a world of possibilities to choose from...>>

While Chile has long been the center of Latin American asset-gathering activity for international money managers, the country's locally-domiciled mutual funds, pension funds, life insurers and corporate pension plans are operating in an increasingly complex and sophisticated environment that requires a renewed look at this dynamic marketplace.

On September 7, 2011, Latin Asset Management and Fund Pro Performance will host the Seminar on Asset Management in Chile, which will bring together local institutional investors, international fund managers and regulators to discuss local-market issues, global asset allocation strategies, and regional product, regulatory and distribution trends...>>

The 2nd Seminar on Asset Management in Colombia will bring together local and international asset management executives, to discuss the widening spectrum of asset allocation alternatives available to Colombia's institutional investors. The day's program will combine talks from influential regulators and industry leaders with views and analysis of respected executives from global financial services firms.

Colombia, Latin America's fourth largest market in terms of AUM, has benefited from a stable regulatory environment and a booming economy. Colombia is the newest frontier for global asset managers....>>

Mexico is one of Latin America's fastest growing asset management marketplaces. Latin Asset Management estimates that the combined AUMs of the mutual and pension fund industries of Mexico will rise to over US$400 billion by the year 2012, making it the second largest market in Latin America, behind Brazil.

In 2008, both industries continued to enjoy nearly unfettered expansion, while positive regulatory and distribution trends took hold that seemed destined to guarantee robust growth in the coming decade. The private pension fund industry's assets have surpassed US$93 billion, while the mutual fund industry has grown...>>

With US$125 billion in assets held by asset managers and private pension funds, Colombia is Latin America's fourth largest market in terms of AUM, behind Brazil, Mexico and Chile. Off the radar of most global fund firms through most of the last decade, the asset management industries of Colombia have quietly flourished, benefiting from a stable regulatory environment and a booming economy.

Colombian capital markets have enjoyed record volumes, foreign investment is soaring and there have been important advances in the standard of living, giving rise to a new class of mass affluent investors.....>>

While Chile has long been the center of Latin American asset-gathering activity for international money managers, the country's locally-domiciled mutual funds, pension funds, life insurers and corporate pension plans are operating in an increasingly complex and sophisticated environment that requires a renewed look at this dynamic marketplace.

On September 8, 2010, Latin Asset Management and Fund Pro Performance will host the Seminar on Asset Management in Chile, which will bring together local institutional investors, international fund managers and regulators to discuss local-market issues, global asset allocation strategies, and regional product, regulatory and distribution trends...>>

Mexico is one of Latin America's fastest growing asset management marketplaces. Latin Asset Management estimates that the combined AUMs of the mutual and pension fund industries of Mexico will rise to over US$400 billion by the year 2012, making it the second largest market in Latin America, behind Brazil.

In 2008, both industries continued to enjoy nearly unfettered expansion, while positive regulatory and distribution trends took hold that seemed destined to guarantee robust growth in the coming decade. The private pension fund industry's assets have surpassed US$93 billion, while the mutual fund industry has grown...>>

While Chile has long been the center of Latin American asset-gathering activity for international money managers, the country's locally-domiciled mutual funds, pension funds, life insurers and corporate pension plans are operating in an increasingly complex and sophisticated environment that requires a renewed look at this dynamic marketplace.

On September 2, 2009, Latin Asset Management and Fund Pro Performance will host the Seminar on Asset Management in Chile, which will bring together local institutional investors, international fund managers and regulators to discuss local-market issues, global asset allocation strategies, and regional product, regulatory and distribution trends....>>