US EditionColombia Will Require Pension Funds to Invest at Least 70 per Cent of Their Assets in the Country
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Colombia will force pension funds to invest more in the local economy by limiting to 30% the proportion of assets they can maintain abroad. SEE MORE: Colombia seeks $6.7 billion in pension assets amid fiscal stressPrivate pension funds that manage more than $170 billion will have five years to implement the changes, according to the decree published on Thursday on the Presidency website. Currently, approximately half of its assets are located ou…
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diarioestrategia.clThe Government of Colombia will force pension funds to invest a minimum of 70% of their assets within the country, according to the presidential decree issued on Thursday, which aims to increase investments in the local economy. The Pension and Cessants Fund Administrators (AFP) will have a period of [...] Entry Colombia will require pension funds to invest in the country a minimum of 70% of their assets appear first in Forbes Spain.
To avoid trauma in the markets, the Government established a five-year compliance schedule. Photo: ©Dynamicfoto-PedroCampos de Getty Images via Canva.com The Colombian Government officially issued Decree 0369 of 2026, a regulation that fundamentally reconfigures the way in which the Pension Fund Administrators (AFP) invest the savings of Colombians outside the country. According to the Regulatory Projection and Financial Regulation Studies Unit …
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