Chile's Ministry of Finance published an overview of Finance Minister Mario Marcel’s visit to New York to participate in Chile Day 2025, a two-day event aimed at promoting Chile to international financial markets. Ahead of the conference, Marcel held a private Council of the Americas lunch with 15 US investors from the financial and real sectors to discuss Chile’s outlook and global economic developments, with a particular focus on the United States. The programme includes meetings with investors and a private lunch with companies interested in investing in Chile, with discussions expected to cover legal reforms intended to shorten timelines for investment permits and financial-sector innovations, including the full implementation of the Fintech law and other recently approved legislation. Marcel is also scheduled to deliver a streamed keynote reviewing Chile’s current economic scenario and highlighting the anchoring of the capital market following the approval of pension reform, and to take part in the Nasdaq closing bell ceremony. Panels over 22 to 23 May will address permitting requirements, the new pension investment regime, and capital markets regulation, with participation from the Minister of Economy Nicolás Grau, the Superintendence of Pensions, and the Financial Market Commission, alongside representatives from firms including CMPC, BHP Escondida, AFP Habitat and BlackRock. Closing remarks are due to be delivered by Marcel together with Chile Day director Silvia Fernández.

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