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AFP de Chile advirtieron riesgos mientras aumentaban derivados

Las administradoras de pensiones ganaron durante años con derivados de tasas. Pero el giro de los bonos de EE.UU. convirtió esas posiciones en fuertes pérdidas.

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AFP de Chile advirtieron riesgos mientras aumentaban derivados
Las administradoras de pensiones ganaron durante años con derivados de tasas. Pero el giro de los bonos de EE.UU. convirtió esas posiciones en fuertes pérdidas.
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