Institutional Investors in Latin America [electronic resource].
Publishing, OECD.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development StaffCorporate Author
Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2000.
What is the current state of development of institutional investors in Latin America? What are the requirements of the financial infrastructure and the regulatory framework to encourage the growth of the institutional sector in Latin America? What policy expertise can Latin America and OECD countries share to benefit from each other's experience in broadening the role of institutional investors? These questions were addressed during the Santiago workshop on ""Institutional Investors in Latin America"", organised in September 1999 by the OECD through its Centre for Co-operation with Non-Members
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CONTENTS; Introduction; Part I: INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS IN LATIN AMERICA: RECENT TRENDS AND REGULATORY CHALLENGES; Institutional Investors in Latin America: Recent Trends and Regulatory Challenges; Individual Savings and Capitalisation Regimes. The Latin American Experience; Pension Funds in Latin America: Features and Limits; The Regulation of Investments in Latin American Defined-Contribution Public Pension Schemes; Regulation and Current Situation of Pension Fund Investments in Peru; The Regulation of Life Insurance Policies in Chile; Brazil: Emerging Economy, Submerging Social Security
Part II: The Institutional Sector in the OECDOverview of Institutional Investors in OECD Countries; The Institutional Sector in the OECD: Policy Lessons; Access to Latin American Markets for Individual Canadian Investors; Part III: Summary of Conclusions by the OECD Secretariat; The institutional sector in Latin America - Assessment,experience, comparison; The institutional sector in the OECD: Lessons for policies; The regulatory and supervisory framework and the financial infrastructure; Opportunities and policy challenges for the growthof the institutional sector in Latin America
Annex I: List of ParticipantsAnnex II: Agenda of the Workshop
What is the current state of development of institutional investors in Latin America? What are the requirements of the financial infrastructure and the regulatory framework to encourage the growth of the institutional sector in Latin America? What policy expertise can Latin America and OECD countries share to benefit from each other's experience in broadening the role of institutional investors? These questions were addressed during the Santiago workshop on ""Institutional Investors in Latin America"", organised in September 1999 by the OECD through its Centre for Co-operation with Non-Members
Capital market -- Latin America.
Latin America -- Foreign economic relations.
Nationalism -- Latin America.