Canada's Bank of Nova Scotia planted its flag in Chile in 1990 and has spent three decades turning a minority stake in a local lender into one of the country's top-three private banks. Today Scotiabank Chile is almost entirely owned by its Toronto parent — and is quietly one of the more profitable banks in Latin America. Full nameScotiabank Chile S.A. Ticker / exchangeSCOTIABKCL — Bolsa de Santiago (SN) HeadquartersAvenida Costanera Sur 2710, Santiago, Chile SectorFinancial Services — Diversified Banking EmployeesNot disclosed in available sources Market value (market cap)CLP 3.43 …
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