The Central Bank of Chile has launched a pre-selection and professional background review process to appoint a new full member and an alternate to the Technical Investment Council (CTI) for a four-year term beginning on 1 June 2025, using powers granted under the 2025 pension reform. Candidates must have extensive experience in investment portfolio management and have served as a manager or senior executive at a financial-sector firm. Appointees are subject to conflict-of-interest restrictions, including prohibitions on serving while being managers, administrators or directors of an Administradora de Fondos de Pensiones (AFP) or its corporate group, and broader bans covering directors or executives of banks and other financial institutions, stock exchanges, securities intermediaries, general fund administrators, insurers, financial service providers to AFPs, and the trade associations representing those entities. Interested applicants must submit an updated CV by 30 April 2025 and indicate whether they wish to be considered for the full and/or alternate position. CTI members appointed by the central bank are expected to act independently and do not represent the Bank. Further details of the selection process will be published on the Central Bank of Chile’s website.

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