Argentina’s CNV focused on reforms for the good time

The government is pushing structural reforms despite the economic crisis; new tax regulations aimed to bring money onshore.

Despite the economic crisis facing Argentina, the government continues to push a reform agenda to improve the functionality of the capital markets.

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Marcos Ayerra,
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“We haven’t seen a relevant impact from these reforms yet, due to the crisis, but we are fostering an environment that will lead to much better growth when the economy improves,” says Marcos Ayerra, chairman of the country’s securities and exchange commission, the Comisión Nacional de Valores (CNV).

Ayerra points to a wide range of reforms to securities laws that are designed to remove frictions in capital markets activity – particularly those related to the participation of international investors.

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