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Ried Fabres Abogados and its partners have been recognized once again by the Leaders League ranking in the areas of Banking & Finance, Corporate/M&A, Real Estate and Corporate Tax.
News

2025-11-05

Ried Fabres Abogados and its partners have been recognized once again by the Leaders League ranking in the areas of Banking & Finance, Corporate/M&A, Real Estate and Corporate Tax.

Ried Fabres and its lawyers have been recognized in the Legal 500 Latin America 2026 ranking in the areas of Capital Markets, Banking and Finance, Tax and Corporate/M&A.
News

2025-10-23

Ried Fabres and its lawyers have been recognized in the Legal 500 Latin America 2026 ranking in the areas of Capital Markets, Banking and Finance, Tax and Corporate/M&A.

Ried Fabres was nominated by the Legal500 Chile Awards 2025 for the “Capital Markets Firm of the Year” award. In addition, Cristián Fabres was nominated for “Lawyer of the Year” in the Capital Markets area, and Ricardo Abogabir was nominated for the “Capital Markets Next Generation Partner of the Year” and “Next Generation Partner of the Year” awards.
News

2025-09-24

Ried Fabres was nominated by the Legal500 Chile Awards 2025 for the “Capital Markets Firm of the Year” award. In addition, Cristián Fabres was nominated for “Lawyer of the Year” in the Capital Markets area, and Ricardo Abogabir was nominated for the “Capital Markets Next Generation Partner of the Year” and “Next Generation Partner of the Year” awards.

On October 21, 2025, the Chilean Financial Market Commission (CMF) launched a second public consultation on a proposed regulation that would amend the Updated Compilation of Banking Regulations (RAN), the Compendium of Accounting Standards (CNC), and General Rules No. 303 and No. 451, with the aim of refining the implementation of Basel III standards, fostering the development of repo and securitization markets, and clarifying the treatment of derivatives and credit insurance.
Legal Alert

2025-11-04

On October 21, 2025, the Chilean Financial Market Commission (CMF) launched a second public consultation on a proposed regulation that would amend the Updated Compilation of Banking Regulations (RAN), the Compendium of Accounting Standards (CNC), and General Rules No. 303 and No. 451, with the aim of refining the implementation of Basel III standards, fostering the development of repo and securitization markets, and clarifying the treatment of derivatives and credit insurance.

On August 19, the CMF launched a public consultation regarding amendments to NCG No. 16 and NCG No. 182 in order to align them with the Fintech Law. NCG 16 introduces the authorization process for the provision of securities intermediation services, updates the documentation required for registration, imposes additional disclosure obligations regarding organizational structure and internal controls, and clarifies the solvency and minimum equity requirements. NCG 182 redefines the information to be submitted for registration of commodity brokers and strengthens the registration requirements applicable to legal entities.
Legal Alert

2025-09-01

On August 19, the CMF launched a public consultation regarding amendments to NCG No. 16 and NCG No. 182 in order to align them with the Fintech Law. NCG 16 introduces the authorization process for the provision of securities intermediation services, updates the documentation required for registration, imposes additional disclosure obligations regarding organizational structure and internal controls, and clarifies the solvency and minimum equity requirements. NCG 182 redefines the information to be submitted for registration of commodity brokers and strengthens the registration requirements applicable to legal entities.

Law No. 21,757, enacted on August 11, 2025, amends Law No. 18,046 in order to promote greater female participation on the boards of publicly held corporations and special corporations. It establishes a recommended quota limiting the representation of any one gender to 60%, with gradual application until 2032, and requires reporting to the CMF on board composition and reasons for non-compliance. The CMF shall evaluate compliance every four years and may, in certain cases, make such quota a mandatory requirement.
Legal Alert

2025-08-26

Law No. 21,757, enacted on August 11, 2025, amends Law No. 18,046 in order to promote greater female participation on the boards of publicly held corporations and special corporations. It establishes a recommended quota limiting the representation of any one gender to 60%, with gradual application until 2032, and requires reporting to the CMF on board composition and reasons for non-compliance. The CMF shall evaluate compliance every four years and may, in certain cases, make such quota a mandatory requirement.