El Mercurio News
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Chile’s consumer debt registry almost doubled in the past year as 975,000 people fell behind on loan and credit repayments, the newspaper El Mercurio reported today, citing data provided by banking association Sinacofi.
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A private investment fund led by Chilean broker and asset manager Larrain Vial SA agreed to pay about $500 million for all of local health insurer and medical services company Colmena Golden Cross SA, El Mercurio said.
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Banco de Chile, which last week announced plans to sell $500 million in new shares, may expand its lending by 45 percent in the next three years, Chairman Pablo Granifo told El Mercurio.
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Chilean central bank President Jose De Gregorio said policy makers may need to revise the nation’s 2012 growth estimate because of Europe’s debt crisis, El Mercurio reported today on its website.
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SM-Chile SA , the holding company for Chile’s second-largest lender, may prepay by 17 years its subordinated debt with the central bank, El Mercurio reported.
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Codelco, the world’s largest copper producer, is open to resuming talks with Anglo American Plc over an option to buy a 49 percent stake in Anglo’s Sur unit in Chile, Codelco Chairman Gerardo Jofre told El Mercurio.
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Chile’s government approved the first phase of coal mining project in Isla Riesco, newspaper El Mercurio reported on its online edition, citing Environment Minister, Maria Ignacia Benitez.
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Chilean state-owned copper producer Codelco will struggle to match last year’s record output in 2012, El Mercurio said, citing Chief Executive Officer Diego Hernandez.
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Chilean students reversed an earlier decision and will go ahead with nationwide demonstrations on Sept. 8 to push for improvements to the education system, El Mercurio reported, citing protest leader Camila Vallejo.
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Cristian Moreno, head of Latin American equity research at Banco Santander SA in New York, will join Chilean brokerage Celfin Capital SA, El Mercurio reported.
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