Coril Renta Prime Soles - Fondo de Inversion
BBVL:FICORPS164.50
PEN
+0.09
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ISIN
PEP790659FS1
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S&P 500
1Y
7.23
14.20
3Y
25.29
81.12
5Y
47.87
68.34
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- Sector
- Miscellaneous
- Industry
- Investment trusts
- Address
- Santiago de Surco Peru
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- Coril Renta Prime Soles - Fondo de Inversion is a Peru-based closed-end investment fund managed by Grupo Coril Sociedad Administradora de Fondos S.A., the asset management subsidiary of the financial services conglomerate Grupo Coril, which was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Lima, Peru. Listed on the Bolsa de Valores de Lima under the ticker symbol FICORPS, the fund focuses on capital preservation and fixed-income yield generation denominated in Peruvian Soles (PEN) by deploying capital into private credit and asset-backed debt instruments. The fund's primary financial products and investment services include factoring and invoice discounting for commercial suppliers; corporate promissory notes (pagares) and bills of exchange; structured working capital facilities; asset-backed commercial paper; senior secured and mezzanine business loans; assignment and purchase of credit rights and corporate loan portfolios; financial leasing arrangements; and treasury liquidity management via certificates of deposit and repurchase agreements executed with regulated domestic banking institutions. The fund directs its financing solutions primarily toward small, medium, and corporate-scale enterprises across Peru, spanning sectors such as commerce, agribusiness, industrial manufacturing, logistics, and real estate development. In recent developments, the fund has completed multiple capital participation placements on the Bolsa de Valores de Lima to expand its assets under management and broaden liquidity for unitholders. Over the past two years, the fund has extended its direct lending partnerships with mid-market commercial operators, revised its collateral and credit underwriting frameworks in response to domestic interest rate cycles, and adopted Grupo Coril SAF's upgraded digital management and real-time portfolio monitoring platforms to optimize asset oversight, cash flow administration, and regulatory reporting.