The Argentina Securities Commission's president, Roberto E. Silva, used a speech at PYMES 2026 to outline recently approved regulatory initiatives under the agency's broader deregulation and capital market modernization agenda. The measures highlighted were aimed at expanding small and medium-sized enterprise financing through the capital markets by speeding up and simplifying procedures, facilitating market operations and reducing costs for SMEs. Silva said the authority had approved a package of measures as part of a broader regulatory "Big Bang". He also referred to the regulation of Labor Assistance Funds following the recent implementation of Law No. 27,802 through Decree No. 408 by the national executive branch. In that context, he pointed to the challenges and opportunities linked to implementing these structures through mutual funds and financial trusts supervised by the Argentina Securities Commission.
Argentina Securities Commission (CNV)2026-06-10
Argentina Securities Commission outlines approved SME financing simplifications and labor assistance fund framework at PYMES 2026
At PYMES 2026, the Argentina Securities Commission outlined a newly approved package of measures to simplify SME access to capital market financing. The package accelerates procedures, reduces costs and sits alongside the emerging framework for Labor Assistance Funds under Law No. 27,802 and Decree No. 408.