Argentina Securities Commission Vice President Sonia Salvatierra used a meeting with the Argentine-Canadian Chamber of Commerce's finance group to present the CNV's capital markets modernization agenda, focusing on measures intended to simplify market access, reduce costs and support investment. In the discussion, she highlighted the board's push to streamline and relax the regulatory framework rather than announcing a new rulemaking package. The presentation centered on the CNV's approved Big Bang regulatory package, which Salvatierra described as replacing prior authorization models with more automatic mechanisms while maintaining transparency and supervision. She also pointed to measures linked to the removal of foreign exchange restrictions, a private offering safe harbor, automatic offerings, the Fiscal Innocence Regime, forthcoming rules for Labor Assistance Funds, the regulation of virtual asset service providers, the tokenization regime and the introduction of local exchange-traded funds. The meeting was the CNV's second with the Argentine-Canadian Chamber of Commerce and was framed as part of an ongoing public-private dialogue aimed at attracting new investment into Argentina. Among the items still ahead, Salvatierra specifically referenced future regulation for Labor Assistance Funds.
Argentina Securities Commission (CNV)2026-06-25
Argentina Securities Commission outlines Big Bang regulatory package and capital markets modernization agenda to Canadian businesses
At a business chamber event, the Argentina Securities Commission's vice president set out the CNV's existing capital markets modernization agenda rather than announcing a new measure. The presentation highlighted the Big Bang regulatory package, easier market access mechanisms, virtual asset and tokenization rules, and forthcoming regulation for Labor Assistance Funds. The session was part of the CNV's ongoing outreach to potential investors, including Canadian companies.