Banco de Chile is a giant of the country's financial landscape, one of its oldest and largest banks. It's a profit engine jointly steered by two powerful families of shareholders: Chile's Luksic group and the US banking heavyweight Citigroup. Full nameBanco de Chile Tickers / exchangeCHILE (Santiago Stock Exchange); also NYSE: BCH HeadquartersSantiago, Chile SectorFinancial Services Employees11,156 Market valueCLP 19.19 trillion (US$20.5 billion) Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)CLP 2.68 trillion (US$2.86 billion) Net profit (TTM)CLP 1.19 trillion (US$1.27 billion) Net margin45.4% (our calculation) Return on equity21.6% Price-to-earnings17.1 Dividend yield5.3% Websitebancochile.cl What …
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