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  1. AFP Fund E falls 10.39% in real terms in 2026, with Modelo posting the largest loss

    All seven AFPs are in the red in the most conservative fund, and Superintendent Joaquín Cortez expressed concern about the results.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  2. All seven pension fund administrators lost almost the same amount in Fund E after making the same bet

    Experts attribute all administrators’ use of derivatives tied to U.S. interest rates, with nearly identical results, to the “herd effect.”

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  3. Fund E: Central Bank warned of swap risks before 10.39% decline

    All seven pension fund administrators replicated a derivatives bet on falling U.S. interest rates that, according to Bloomberg, has accumulated US$7,700 million in valuation losses.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  4. Chile's Fund E loses 9.38% in real terms while Peru's riskiest fund gains 25.99%

    Experts attribute the gap between the two countries' pension fund administrators to different investment rules and strategies, rather than one model being better than the other.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  5. Pension fund managers go from US$1,400 million gain to US$7,700 million loss on U.S. bets

    Swaps betting on lower U.S. interest rates hit Fund E, which is down 10.4% this year, while economists disagree on the scale.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  6. AFP Fund D loses 6.38% in real terms in 2026 and has a high concentration of members nearing retirement

    Four in ten Fund D members are over 60, and all AFP pension fund managers recorded losses in that fund between January and September.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  7. Pension fund managers’ Fund E loses 10.39% in real terms in 2026 on interest rate swap bet

    Derivative contracts that amplified the impact of rising US interest rates explain almost the entire decline in the most conservative fund, which has 768,836 members.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  8. Pension funds’ Fund E falls 10.39% in real terms in 2026 as Mas blames previous government

    The minister of Economy and Mining attributes the plunge in the most conservative fund to earlier decisions and says they have already been corrected.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

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