Argentina Securities Commission (CNV) President Roberto E. Silva addressed members of the US Certified Financial Planning Board (CFP Board) at an event in Buenos Aires, outlining Argentina’s regulatory framework and the CNV board’s work to promote market conditions aimed at attracting new investment through the capital markets. He highlighted the goal of strengthening credibility for investors engaged in cross-border transactions by aligning regulatory frameworks with international standards, alongside the government’s stated openness to foreign capital. The event opened with Argentina’s Secretary of Finance, Pablo Quirno, who presented the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) and its proposed benefits, and also included participation by Vladimir Werning, vice president of the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic. The engagement formed part of the CFP Board’s initiative to expand its global presence through a 15-trustee delegation visiting Argentina between 16 and 26 February to meet government officials, academics, and private-sector financial advice leaders and to gather insights on the economic landscape and potential investment areas.
Argentina Securities Commission (CNV) 2025-02-17
Argentina Securities Commission President outlines work to align capital markets regulation with international standards for cross-border investment
Argentina Securities Commission President Roberto E. Silva spoke to the US Certified Financial Planning Board in Buenos Aires about Argentina's regulatory framework and investment attraction via capital markets. He stressed aligning regulations with international standards to boost investor credibility in cross-border transactions. The event also featured Argentina’s Secretary of Finance, Pablo Quirno, introducing the Large Investment Incentive Regime, with participation from the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic.