Buenos-Aires based firm Fundamenta Capital is the latest company to gain a global advisory licence from Argentina's financial watchdog. Known as AAGI, the licence allows firms to advise local clients on both onshore and offshore assets, an activity that used to be illegal under previous regulation. It obtained its Argentina's Agente Asesor Global de Inversiones (AAGI) license on November 15 from the country's market regulator, the Comisión Nacional de Valores (CNV). Argentina's global advisory program is been hampered by its slow progress after only three licenses to have ever bee...
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