Chile's Ministry of Finance presented the 23 members of the Capital Market Consultative Council, renewing the advisory body intended to strengthen public-private dialogue on the development of the national financial system. The council had not met since early in the year and was refreshed following the expiry of the prior members’ two-year terms, as well as changes in professional commitments among some former members. Mauricio Larraín Errázuriz was appointed chair and Guillermo Larraín Ríos vice-chair, while the executive secretariat remains with Gonzalo Arriaza from the Ministry’s Capital Market Coordination team. Established in 2008, the council’s mandate is to propose reforms, identify legal or regulatory areas requiring improvement, and assess regulatory changes for the Ministry’s consideration for possible incorporation into public policy; it must meet at least twice a year and can establish permanent working groups or convene extraordinary meetings.
Ministry of Finance (Chile) 2025-11-11
Chile's Ministry of Finance renews the 23-member Capital Market Consultative Council and names Mauricio Larraín as chair
Chile's Ministry of Finance has renewed the Capital Market Consultative Council, appointing Mauricio Larraín Errázuriz as chair and Guillermo Larraín Ríos as vice-chair. The council, which had not convened since early in the year, aims to enhance public-private dialogue on financial system development and propose regulatory reforms. Gonzalo Arriaza continues as executive secretariat from the Ministry’s Capital Market Coordination team.