The Chile Ministry of Finance announced that the Capital Markets Advisory Council and the Financial Stability Council have held their first meetings under the current administration, launching a coordination agenda for the development of the national financial system during the current term. Led by Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz, the update presents the two bodies as key coordination forums, with the advisory council focused on technical public-private dialogue and the stability council focused on coordinated oversight of the financial system. The Capital Markets Advisory Council is chaired by Mauricio Larraín Errázuriz and vice-chaired by Guillermo Larraín Ríos, with 21 additional specialists from academic, legal and financial fields. The Financial Stability Council is chaired by the Ministry of Finance and includes the Central Bank of Chile, the Commission for the Financial Market and the Superintendence of Pensions, with a mandate to safeguard the integrity and soundness of the system. The ministry said this work will support a financial agenda aimed at strengthening institutional arrangements and fostering a deeper, more competitive capital market.