Between August 3 and 9, 2016, the Chilean School of Insurance conducted the Seminar with the participation of two speakers from DCV.

The course was intended for anyone who is part of the investment area and anyone wishing to join that area, and who are responsible for the registry, control, valuation and regulatory observance of all the investments of an institutional investor, whether an Insurance Company, Pension Fund Administrator (PFA), General Fund and Mutual Fund (FFMM) Administrators, of foreign institutions such as Chile, Peru and Colombia. Participants who passed the course will receive a diploma issued by Universidad de los Andes and the School of Insurance of the Chilean Association of Insurers (AACH) at a ceremony to be held on August 31 in Aula Magna, Edificio Biblioteca of Universidad de los Andes, with the attendance of Fernando Yáñez, General Manager of DCV.

The Seminar speakers were 10 well-known executives and professionals of the insurance industry, pension fund administrators, general fund and mutual fund administrators, securities market and other.

The Seminar’s objectives were to train professionals on the Registry, Control, Valuation, Investment Limits, Custody and Regulatory Observance of the totality of the financial investments of an institutional investor (Insurance Companies, Pension Fund Administrators (PFA) and General Fund Administrators (FFMM)..

With regard to DCV, Javier Jara, Business and Legal Affairs Manager, and Mario Leiva, Chief Risk Officer, were in charge of imparting two of the lectures for two modules relating to:

Module 8: Background information on DCV: central securities depository, which addressed the importance of DCV in the securities market, its function and services, in addition to some history and general statistics of the operation.

Module 9: DCV risk control, addressing topics such as: Corporate Governance, its importance in corporate strategies in risk models; “Risk-based Management”; Differences between Continuity and Operational Risk (approach and scope); ISO 22301 Standard; Risk models, Principle concepts, methodology, risk types, examples, etc.

DCV is pleased and thankful for the invitation to participate as presenters as these sorts of activities are aligned to the objectives of DCV Educa program, financial education initiative which has as its principal purpose to make DCV known, as well as its contribution within the securities market.

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