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The conversation addressed the services provided by Depósito Central de Valores (DCV) for fintech companies, the new regulation on those who sell digital financial products, and an outlook on the financial industry in Chile.
Strategic Projects and Businesses Leader of Depósito Central de Valores, Eduardo Roa, was invited to the new episode of the Finance 2100 podcast, an innovative show that dives deep into the future of global finance, offering a unique point of view on the emerging trends, disruptive technologies and strategies that are shaping the financial outlook of the 21st century.
In the podcast, Eduardo Roa talked about "Innovation in the Financial Structure." Then, he talked with hosts Rafel Gago and Nicolás Sadler about the role of DCV in the financial market and its future challenges.
Regarding one of the main services provided by DCV, custody, Roa underscored the certainty with which the company operates: "When you become responsible for someone's actions, you must provide security and trust. That work of ensuring that the shares and bonds that are declared exist or that they will be paid once they reach their maturity must be outsourced."
Due to this, it is necessary to have the multiple certifications, insurance, and internal and external audits that DCV has to operate with the highest international standards.
In addition to custody but within the same line of services offered, Roa talked about the CapTable service provided by our subsidiary DCV Registros to manage high-potential entrepreneur property registers (scale-ups) that seek funding opportunities in the Santiago Stock Exchange's ScaleX platform.
It is a simplified service to manage shareholders'/property registers that helps these businesses face their growth and consolidation. "These businesses are undoubtedly an opportunity to promote the securities market and broaden our services offering based on their needs, contributing with technological robustness and security to investment processes," he added.
Participation of DCV in the new Law
Regarding the new Fintec law, the conversation addressed the company's participation in the creation of the regulation through work groups with other players in the market. "We have constantly worked with fintechs and entrepreneurs because we believe they are one of the active engines of the country's economy." In this sense, Roa highlighted the contribution that DCV made in the regulatory aspect in terms of recommending best practices for the law to be efficient and, at the same time, responsible with the market.
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