Overview
- President Juan David Correa confirmed the plan in an interview with Valora Analitik, describing Bitcoin access as tightly controlled.
- Participation will be limited to clients who pass personalized advisory assessments and meet defined risk criteria.
- The fund is pitched as a small, long-term diversification tool, with core pension portfolios remaining in bonds and equities.
- The offering targets voluntary savers rather than mandatory pension accounts, with launch timing and allocation limits not yet disclosed.
- Protección follows Skandia as the second major Colombian pension administrator to offer Bitcoin exposure, as DIAN’s OECD-aligned rules require crypto service providers to report user and transaction data.