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The deputy of the Democratic Revolution (RD), Pablo Vidal Rojas, requested a special session of the Chamber to analyze the alleged “triangulation” of money between Pension Fund Administrators (AFP’s), Market Fund Administrators companies and other firms.
This is a complaint that he made Gino Lorenzini, founder of Felices y Forrados (FyF) through social networks, which he reiterated during a live broadcast on Tuesday night.
As disclosed BioBioChile During the past week, the economist denounced that AFP “Hábitat ‘invests’ our savings (from Habitat pension funds) in Moneda funds, then Moneda invests in ILC (construction investments) and ILC owns Habitat, that is , WITH OUR OWN SAVINGS FROM HÁBITAT AFFILIATES, AFP Habitat is being bought directly and indirectly, which is expressly prohibited by law, and thus control where 60,000 million dollars are invested ”.
Faced with the serious accusations, widely viralized on social networks, Deputy Vidal requested that the Chamber of the Chamber analyze the background through a request that entered this Wednesday.
The parliamentarian has the support of his colleagues, Carmen Hertz (PC), Alejandro Bernales (PL), Natalia Castillo (RD) and Maya Fernández (PS).
For the Speaker of the House, Diego Paulsen (Registered nurse)To summon the special session, the request must have a minimum of 51 signatures, Vidal said.
The document asks to schedule the session for Tuesday, December 2 at 5:30 p.m. and to summon the Superintendent of Pensions, Osvaldo Macías.
Response from the Superintendency of Pensions
The Superintendency of Pensions ruled on this matter in 2019, as confirmed by the Radio Bío Bío Research Unit.
On that occasion, the supervisory body issued a statement on the matter AFP Habitat, Monetary Asset Management and Real Estate Construction (ILC).
In the document, with four extension sheets, the entity reported that “It was determined that the investments of AFP Habitat SA through the investment manager Moneda Asset, comply with current regulations”.
Next, he highlights that “this situation was investigated in a timely manner last year, in compliance with the provisions and powers conferred by the legislation.”
In addition, it maintains that “a special request for information was made to AFP Habitat within the framework of the information published by the electronic newspaper El Mostrador, on July 19, 2019. Additionally, the SP received public inquiries on this matter.”
Finally, the document maintains, “after the investigation and analysis of the information collected, the Superintendency of Pensions concluded that its auditee, AFP Habitat, did not violate current investment legislation.”
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