BNP Paribas takes on a fifth of Colombian asset managers
16 September 2015 叠辞驳辞迟谩
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BNP Paribas 网爆吃瓜 Services has successfully implemented new custody mandates for 16 Colombian asset managers.
The global custodian, which boasts a total of $9 trillion in assets under custody, will take on $3 billion in assets under management for 119 funds.
The asset managers are a mix of local, regional and global players, which together have a 20 percent market share of the Colombian asset management industry.
The new mandate follows a change in Colombian law requiring local mutual funds to appoint third-party custodians in order to increase asset safety and investor protection in the market.
Onboarding of the funds was completed on 3 September, in line with the regulatory timeframe set by the Colombian Ministry of Finance.
鈥淭hese new requirements represent a major step for the Colombian finance industry,鈥� said Claudia Calderon, head of BNP Paribas 网爆吃瓜 Services Colombia.
The global custodian, which boasts a total of $9 trillion in assets under custody, will take on $3 billion in assets under management for 119 funds.
The asset managers are a mix of local, regional and global players, which together have a 20 percent market share of the Colombian asset management industry.
The new mandate follows a change in Colombian law requiring local mutual funds to appoint third-party custodians in order to increase asset safety and investor protection in the market.
Onboarding of the funds was completed on 3 September, in line with the regulatory timeframe set by the Colombian Ministry of Finance.
鈥淭hese new requirements represent a major step for the Colombian finance industry,鈥� said Claudia Calderon, head of BNP Paribas 网爆吃瓜 Services Colombia.
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