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El Cronista5 min read

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The article discusses the differences between Mutual Funds (FCI) and financial trusts within the context of the Labor Assistance Fund (FAL) in Argentina. Both investment vehicles are designed to be equivalent in key aspects, but they differ in structure and customization.
The choice between them will depend on the investment and liquidity needs of each company.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
FAL: qué diferencia hay entre un FCI y un fideicomiso
¿Cuál conviene más? ¿Depende del tipo de empresa?
Qué mirar antes de elegir una administradora
La liquidez puede ser más importante que la rentabilidad
Con la puesta en marcha del Fondo de Asistencia Laboral (FAL), las empresas no sólo tendrán que comenzar a realizar aportes, ya que también deberán decidir a través de qué vehículo canalizar esos recursos.
Los Fondos Comunes de Inversión (FCI) y los fideicomisos financieros son las dos alternativas que el régimen contempla.
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