Founded as the Banco Israelita de Chile in 1944 and quietly reborn as a business-focused lender, Banco Internacional is now the banking arm of Chile's construction industry mutual, and its controlling shareholder is methodically buying out every minority it can find. Full nameBanco Internacional S.A. Ticker / exchangeBINT — Bolsa de Santiago (SN) HeadquartersApoquindo 6750, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile SectorFinancial Services — Regional Banks EmployeesNot disclosed in available sources Market value (market cap)CLP 243.7bn (~US$265.2m) (our calculation) Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)CLP 82.0bn (~US$89.2m) (our calculation) Net profit (TTM, implied)CLP 28.6bn …
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