The Government has formalized the appointment of the new board of directors of the National Securities Commission (CNV), the body responsible for regulating, supervising and promoting the capital market. It did so through decree 96/2024. The partners, with extensive experience in the financial field, are all lawyers.
The president will be Roberto Silva, who was a partner in the Marval O Farrel Mairal firm. He also worked at Sherman & Sterling, a renowned American company based in New York. Since 2016 he has been secretary of the Argentine Chamber of Trusts and Funds for Direct Investment in Productive Activities (CAFIDAP).
In the line of succession, together with the new president, Patricia Boedo was appointed, who served in the board of lawyers of the General Directorate of Taxes (DGI) until 1999, the year in which she joined the CNV as head of the management of the Issuers. and Collective Investment Products.
However, this is not the first time Boedo has held this position as in 2015 she became vice president of the organization until 2019. Her experience led her to join the Advisory Council in 2020 as an expert advisor.
Sonia Salvatierra, appointed to form the new board of directors, joins as a member. You have more than 30 years of experience in capital markets, financial markets, banking and corporate regulation.
His career began at Caja de Valores. He has experience in fiduciary activities. He was responsible for the fiduciary affairs and contracts area of BICE Fideicomisos.
In a note, Silvia assured that they will try to “contribute to strengthening the prestige enjoyed by the organization within a framework of efficiency and austerity”.
He stressed that the short-term agenda aims to normalize the capital market in cooperation with the Ministry of Economy and the Central Bank. He also emphasized medium and long-term goals, among which he mentioned the development of the local capital market and the return of international tradable obligations, including IPOs and IPOs.
The new Board said it has a strong commitment to investor protection, efficiency and transparency.
Source: Clarin
