Two years after the Latin American Integrated Market (MILA) was established, Fernando Yañez, General Manager of Depósito Central de Valores of Chile, stated that “MILA expectations have been far exceeded because the three countries which are part of it, Chile, Peru and Colombia, share similar economic features and are eager to grow within the financial markets”.

In order to provide a service infrastructure with the highest security and quality standards, Depósito Central de Valores (DCV) formalizes the release to the market of the Forward Service phase 2, intended specifically for Mutual Funds Administrators, as highlighted by the Commercial Director of DCV, Juan Carlos Melys.

DCV Registros Service Manager Claudio Garín, regarding the results from the shareholders’ satisfaction survey performed in 2013 by the external company Adimark (an entity that specializes in Market Research and Public Opinion) to the shareholders of this subsidiary of Depósito Central de Valores (DCV), stated that “Within the in-person channel we have reached satisfaction levels above 85% and the real challenge is to keep it up”.

With the purpose of providing a services infrastructure with the highest levels of security and quality, Depósito Central de Valores (DCV) has released to the market the first stage the automation of the International Operations Registry, which until now was carried out through a physical form called FROI.