Despite the challenges faced by the Mexican stock market due to continuous global financial and political instability, the country’s securitisation market remains an important financing tool for Mexican financial institutions, corporations and government entities.
According to the Securities Market Law, the purchase or sale of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives, listed derivative instruments, warrants and structured notes is authorised as long as they are listed in organised exchanges and are physically settled. Recent regulatory changes authorise pension funds to use foreign exchange and interest rate derivatives for hedging and investment purposes, and to invest in equities through equity-linked structured notes. Mutual funds are also authorised to in
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