The holding merging the Santiago, Bogota and Lima exchanges will hand its main Chilean stock indexes to MSCI, the last step in building one Andean market.
Chile's indexes shift to MSCI in September, uniting Andean exchanges (Santiago, Bogotá, Lima) into one market worth hundreds of billions. The consolidation targets global investors through sufficient scale, requiring integrated cross-border trading and settlement.
Markets · Latin America
Key Facts
—A quiet handover. Chile’s two main stock indexes will pass to MSCI.
—Who is behind it. The mover is nuam, the holding merging three Andean exchanges.
—The three markets. It unites the Santiago, Bogotá and Lima stock exchanges.
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