The CMF will hold its 2025 Annual Conference, titled "100 Years of Banking Supervision: A Look at the Past, Present, and Future of Financial Intermediation," on June 26-27, 2025. It will feature both national and international experts and academics.
Check the CMF website and official social media accounts to access all content relating to the centennial of banking regulation and supervision in Chile.
May 9, 2025 - The Financial Market Commission (CMF) invites citizens to get informed about the activities it will carry out during the year to commemorate the centennial of banking regulation and supervision in Chile.
A special section on the CMF website provides interested parties with access to the Banking Chronology, a compendium of banking information from 1743 to the present day, including the creation of the Superintendence of Banks in 1925. They can also check historical documents from over 100 financial institutions, including a list of entities by date.
The CMF Educa website houses the Virtual Museum, whose first feature is a journey throughout over 100 years of banking history with more than 1,000 advertisements published in print and digital media.
Starting in May and until the end of the year, the Commission will conduct guided visits to its Institutional Library for school and university students. Interested parties can check the CMF's historical bibliography and know available services, both on-site and online. An exhibition of historical objects used for banking regulation and supervision will also be held as part of Heritage Month activities.
2025 Annual Conference
The Commission will hold its 2025 Annual Conference, titled "100 Years of Banking Supervision: A Look at the Past, Present, and Future of Financial Intermediation," on June 26-27, 2025 at the Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Chile.
June 26 will focus on presentation and discussion of research papers submitted during the call made by the CMF during March and April, while June 27 will feature presentations and panel discussions with authorities, academics, and national and international experts to analyze achievements and pending challenges regarding financial regulation and supervision in Chile.
A day of reflection and analysis about 100 years of banking supervision by its protagonists, such as former Superintendents of Banks and CMF Commissioners, is scheduled for the second half of the year. Meanwhile, joint activities with other financial and banking regulators and institutions are planned for the next Financial Education Month in October.
The Commission invites interested parties to check the CMF website and social media accounts to access all content related to centennial of banking regulation and supervision in Chile.
