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There is an anomaly in the markets called the "Monday effect." Is this a reality in Chile? To evaluate this, we analyzed the daily returns of the IPSA and calculated some basic statistics according to the day of the week.
Over the last decade, private debt has experienced sustained growth and significant structural transformation. What was previously characterized by flexible solutions, less supervision, and bilateral relationships now operates under much more demanding standards in terms of information, governance, and regulatory control.
Iván Poduje's term could mark a shift toward more technical and structural management at Minvu. Rather than short-term expansionary policies, the market anticipates reforms aimed at unlocking supply, streamlining planning, and improving the efficiency of the system.
In this new cycle, global private equity strategies with access to secondary markets, co-investments, and adequate diversification by vintage, sector, and geography appear better positioned to offer greater control over liquidity and duration, without losing exposure to quality assets.
The market already experienced a shutdown last year, the implications of which left valuable lessons for real estate investors. The key question is what lessons were learned from that episode and how multifamily asset managers and owners can prepare for a similar scenario in 2026.
The world is becoming electrified, AI is growing, and clean energy is advancing. Can copper keep pace?
Recent events in the international market serve as a reminder that, beyond expected returns, private debt requires in-depth analysis of risks, selectivity, and actual cash flow generation capacity in different economic scenarios.
In December, we closed our first impact fund, following a virtuous cycle that brought about a change in public policy.
In a market where housing demand continues to grow and supply continues to lag, regulatory signals for 2026 represent a possible turning point.
The recent case of Inversiones Portuarias Chancay shows how a well channeled mass of retail investors can change the face of an entire stock market in a matter of months. However, it can also be a minefield for those who enter late, ill-informed or undiversified.
