Strong Profitability and Net Income Growth
Net income of CLP 1,053 billion, up 23% year‑on‑year; return on average equity ~23.5% (year‑to‑date) and quarterly ROE consistently above 21% (most recent 21.9%). Guidance for 2026 ROE of 22%–24%.
Robust Fee and Non‑interest Income Expansion
Fee income grew ~9% year‑on‑year and financial transactions rose ~8% y/y; fee-driven recurrence ratio reached 63.7%, meaning fees cover >60% of structural operating expenses.
Net Interest Income and Margin Stability
Net interest income (including adjusted income) rose ~11% year‑on‑year; net interest margin (NIM) remained stable around 4%; funding cost improved by ~100 basis points y/y.
Best‑in‑class Efficiency Metrics
Efficiency ratio reached 36% for 2025 (reported as the best in the Chilean banking industry), with a target to keep efficiency in the mid‑30s; full‑year operating expenses grew only 1.6% despite transformation costs.
Client Growth and Digital Engagement
Client base ~4.6 million with 58% active customers and ~2.3 million digital clients accessing the platform monthly; current accounts +9% y/y, total clients +7% y/y, active clients +5% y/y, credit card transactions +15%.
Solid Capital Position and Funding Execution
Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio at 11%, well above the December 2025 minimum requirement of 9.08%; ~50 basis points of capital creation since Dec‑2024; successfully issued $500 million 5‑year 144A bond at 4.55%.
Strategic Execution and Recognition
Progress on digital transformation (goal: >5 million clients by 2026), Work Cafe rollout and AI/process automation to lower cost per active client; multiple industry awards (Euromoney, Latin Finance, The Banker, Global Finance) and MSCI ESG rating upgraded from A to AA.
Clear 2026 Guidance with Conservative Assumptions
Guidance: mid‑single‑digit loan growth (stronger H2), NIM ~4%, fees & financial transactions mid‑ to high‑single digits, cost of credit improving to ~1.3% for 2026, efficiency mid‑30s; RWA growth expected ~2% and inflation sensitivity quantified (~CLP 8.5bn exposure ≈15 bps per 100 bp CPI move).