The real safe haven is no longer in a universal asset, but in the ability to build resilient, diversified portfolios with access to more tangible risk premiums.
In this context, putting cash to work makes more and more sense: increase exposure in corporate fixed income, in equities buy the market dips, and diversify sectorally and regionally.
What is the role of a Wealth Management executive? It is to accompany people in their most important decisions, to help them define short, medium and long term objectives, and to structure their wealth to serve those objectives. And when possible, to think about planning that transcends generations, that preserves not only capital, but also purpose.
Political power redefines global trade and transforms the world economy.
New priorities, greater autonomy and an impact that forces the financial industry to reinvent itself.
Global uncertainty and Central Bank decisions have redefined the local landscape. In this environment, peso instruments emerge as an attractive alternative for investors.
All indications are that private debt will continue to gain space in Chile. Macroeconomic uncertainty, combined with a structural need for more housing, creates a favorable environment for these instruments to become institutionalized.
Younger generations are transforming the rules of the investment game, prioritizing technology, sustainability and financial independence from an early age.
We reaffirmed our constructive view for local assets, both in fixed income and equities.
Public interventions by influential people have shown how they can affect the value of cryptoassets, a phenomenon that evidences the vulnerability of this market to speculation without regulation to support it.