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Economy & Business - October 2026
CHILE: Fixing chinks in the country’s capital market
President José Antonio Kast and his economic team in September unveiled a comprehensive reform plan to revitalise what was once considered a model for Latin America – Chile’s capital market. The measures included in the reform bill that was presented to congress aim to generate more sources of financing for the country’s economic development by making its capital market more active and efficient.
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