Planeamiento estratégico del sistema de empresas administradoras de fondos colectivos del 2017 al 2027
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2017-10-24
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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El dinamismo económico que se vive en todo el mundo ha hecho que las empresas
pertenecientes a la Banca financiera incrementen sus servicios financieros, trayendo como
consecuencia el crecimiento económico del país, dicho crecimiento también se refleja en
entidades no pertenecientes a la Banca, caso concreto, como son las Empresas
Administradoras de Fondos Colectivos [EAFC] las cuales están conformadas por seis
empresas como son: (a) Pandero SA EAFC, (b) EAFC Maquisistema SA, (c) Fonbienes Perú
EAFC SA, (d) Promotora Opción SA EAFC, (e) Plan Rentable Perú SAC EAFC, y
finalmente (f) Autoplan EAFC SA, estas tienen un esquema de financiamiento colectivo
basado en la colocación de certificados a nuevos asociados, mediante firma de contratos, de
bienes y servicios, estas empresas están supervisadas por la Superintendencia del Mercado de
Valores [SMV].
El modelo utilizado para el análisis de las EAFC es el proceso secuencial del
planeamiento estratégico, el cual ayudará a conseguir el futuro deseado mediante los hitos
establecidos para cada estrategia que lleve a conseguir los objetivos a largo plazo. El presente
plan estratégico fue elaborado con una proyección a diez años, iniciando el 2018 y
terminando el 2027, la visión de las EAFC es convertirse en la segunda alternativa financiera
de bienes y servicios respecto al sector microfinanciero no Bancario por delante de las cajas
rurales y Edpymes. El presente trabajo plantea tres objetivos a largo plazo y alineados con
veinte objetivos a corto plazo, partiendo de diez factores claves de éxito, cinco fortalezas y
cinco debilidades, y mediante el análisis FODA se planteó diez estrategias que soporten la
sostenibilidad del plan, siendo solo cuatro estrategias retenidas. Finalmente el presente
trabajo plantea innovar las EAFC a través de una propuesta a futuro que sume más productos
y servicios a las ya existentes, para captar más clientes del sistema Bancario como no
Bancario como se hace en países como Brasil y México
The economic dynamism that is lived around the world has made that the companies belonging to the financial banking increase their financial services, bringing as a consequence the economic growth of the country, this growth is also reflected in entities not belonging to the banking, such as The Collective Fund Management Companies (EAFC), which are made up of six companies: (a) Pandero SA EAFC, (b) EAFC Maquisistema SA, (c) Fonbienes Peru EAFC SA, (d) Promotora Option SA EAFC , (e) Plan Rentable Peru SAC EAFC, and finally (f) Autoplan EAFC SA, these have a scheme of collective financing based on the placement of certificates to new associates, by signing contracts, goods and services, these companies are supervised by “Superintendencia del Mercado de Valores” (SMV). The model used for the EAFC analysis is the sequential process of strategic planning, which will help achieve the desired future through the milestones established for each strategy that leads to achieving the long-term objectives. The present strategic plan was drawn up with a ten-year projection, starting in 2018 and ending in 2027, the vision of the EAFC is to become the second financial alternative of goods and services to the non-bank microfinance sector ahead of “las Cajas Rurales” and Edpymes. This paper sets out three long-term objectives aligned with twenty short-term objectives, based on ten key success factors, five strengths and five weaknesses, and through the SWOT analysis ten strategies were proposed that support the sustainability of the plan, being alone four retained strategies. Finally, the present paper proposes to innovate the EAFC through a future proposal that adds more products and services to the existing ones, to attract more clients of the banking system as non-banking as it is done in countries like Brazil and Mexico.
The economic dynamism that is lived around the world has made that the companies belonging to the financial banking increase their financial services, bringing as a consequence the economic growth of the country, this growth is also reflected in entities not belonging to the banking, such as The Collective Fund Management Companies (EAFC), which are made up of six companies: (a) Pandero SA EAFC, (b) EAFC Maquisistema SA, (c) Fonbienes Peru EAFC SA, (d) Promotora Option SA EAFC , (e) Plan Rentable Peru SAC EAFC, and finally (f) Autoplan EAFC SA, these have a scheme of collective financing based on the placement of certificates to new associates, by signing contracts, goods and services, these companies are supervised by “Superintendencia del Mercado de Valores” (SMV). The model used for the EAFC analysis is the sequential process of strategic planning, which will help achieve the desired future through the milestones established for each strategy that leads to achieving the long-term objectives. The present strategic plan was drawn up with a ten-year projection, starting in 2018 and ending in 2027, the vision of the EAFC is to become the second financial alternative of goods and services to the non-bank microfinance sector ahead of “las Cajas Rurales” and Edpymes. This paper sets out three long-term objectives aligned with twenty short-term objectives, based on ten key success factors, five strengths and five weaknesses, and through the SWOT analysis ten strategies were proposed that support the sustainability of the plan, being alone four retained strategies. Finally, the present paper proposes to innovate the EAFC through a future proposal that adds more products and services to the existing ones, to attract more clients of the banking system as non-banking as it is done in countries like Brazil and Mexico.
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