Chile's biggest bank is Spanish-owned but deeply local. It earns one of the fattest returns in Latin American banking, and in the past year it changed both its chief executive and its chairman. Full nameBanco Santander-Chile Tickers / exchangeBSANTANDER (Santiago, also listed as BSAN); BSAC (New York, ADRs) HeadquartersBandera 140, Santiago, Chile SectorBanking (regional bank) Employees8,526 Market valueCLP 14.12 trillion (about US$15.6 billion) Yearly sales (2025 revenue)CLP 2.85 trillion (about US$3.15 billion) Net profit (2025)CLP 1.02 trillion (about US$1.13 billion) Net marginabout 36% (our calculation) Return on equity22.1% Price-to-earnings14.0 Dividend …
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