Chile Financial Market Commission issues new supervisory reporting rules for general fund managers and registered portfolio managers

The Chile Financial Market Commission (CMF) has issued regulations, following a public consultation, setting out how General Fund Managers (GFMs) and other entities in the Commission’s Registry of Portfolio Managers must submit information for supervisory purposes under General Rule No. 526. The package introduces new information requirements and specifies the form, channels and deadlines for reporting. The reporting framework applies to entities regulated by Titles I and II of Law No. 20,712 and supports supervision of the minimum equity and collateral requirements addressed in General Rule No. 526. The regulations include regulatory files covering business volume and number of customers, minimum equity and risk-weighted assets, equity requirements and crypto risk-weighted assets, and portfolio management information. The CMF has also published an FAQ on the new regulations and made the regulations and the related regulatory report available via the CMF website.