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Excellence + Commitment

At FYNSA we strive to deliver a personalized and excellent service.

INVESTMENTS

With FYNSA
you can invest abroad with
Pershing LLC, a subsidiary of
Bank of New York Mellon.

Innovation + Reputation

At FYNSA we have a deep understanding of our customers' needs.

We are Fynsa

Financial group with 40 years of experience in the industry. Since our beginnings we have stood out for offering personalized, quality and professional attention to our clients.

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Business Areas

Stockbroker

Asset Management

Wealth Management

Corporate Finance

EFG International

Stockbroker

Asset Management

Wealth Management

Corporate Finance

EFG International

In Fynsa we stand out

As long as the U.S. economy continues to prove more resilient, and if monetary policy cannot quickly become more accommodative, it is difficult for the dollar to sell off substantially.

Humberto Mora

Assistant Investment Manager Finance and Business Finance and Business Brokerage Firm

Where do we stand?

It is quite likely that we will have a good performance in the second half of the year.

Mid Year Outlook

Our Softlanding baseline scenario is based on moderating inflation and greater resilience.

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Publications

Today is our 40th anniversary!

Our Chief Economist, Nathan Pincheira analyzed the economic outlook for 2024.

Our Chief Economist, Nathan Pincheira, delivered economic projections for 2024 on Radio La Clave.

Our Fixed Income Trader, Pablo Gonella referred to the repercussions that the triumph of the new president-elect of Argentina, Javier Milei, would bring.

Our Latin American Fixed Income Analyst, Cristián Zañartu, was asked by Diario Financiero about the rise in Falabella's share price.

Inflation in the U.S. registered zero variation during November

Logos that marked our history

CPI increase of 0.5% was below market expectations for October

FlashbackFynsa: Relive our best moments

The FED kept the TPM at its current levels