The Central Bank of Chile has launched a selection process to appoint a full member of the Technical Investment Council (CTI), replacing Claudio Raddatz Kiefer for the remainder of his term, which runs to 11 June 2028. Applicants must be professionals of recognised prestige with experience and knowledge in finance and capital markets and must meet statutory independence restrictions, including not serving as managers, administrators or directors of pension fund administrators (AFPs) or their corporate groups, and not being directors or executives of banks and other financial institutions, stock exchanges, securities intermediaries, general fund managers, insurance companies, AFP financial service providers, or the trade associations representing those entities. Expressions of interest with an updated CV are due by 25 July 2025. The CTI issues reports, proposals and technical opinions on pension fund investments and on the content and amendments to the Investment Regime, including investment limit structures, portfolio risk measurement mechanisms and derivatives operations, and has equivalent functions for unemployment funds under Law No. 19.728. Further process information will be posted on the Central Bank of Chile’s website, and members designated by the central bank do not act as its representatives.

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