admin wrote:I know most banks provide some sort of investment services to clients. At least Santander does, and they have various mutual funds I believe that invest in them.
The Chile Fund, traded on the NY stock exchange I believe is mostly made up of government bonds.
The thing that bugs my about investments of those sorts in Chile is the lack of transparency. It is too much of a big institution insider's game. Hopefully they really do put together reforms to let average investors in on them.
On top of that costs either for a mutzual fund or as a mandate is just very high for something which is a simple long only investment strategy. Most of the funds are just too small (I guess) to get sufficient economics of scale.
On a separate note, has anybody made any experience with forexchile.cl or clp.cl. I'm currently hedging my CLP exposure through forwards (OTC) which can be a headache because of liquidity and minimum size issues.
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