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Banco Santander-Chile reports news centered on its Chilean banking operations, ADR program, and periodic financial results. Recurring updates cover net interest and fee income, digital customer growth, current-account activity, loan and deposit trends, capital ratios, dividends, credit ratings, and management commentary tied to quarterly and annual results.
The bank's news also reflects its payments and acquiring activity through Getnet Chile, branch-network transformation through Work/Café locations, shareholder meeting actions, Form 20-F annual report announcements, and investor webcast schedules for earnings discussions.
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Santander Chile (NYSE: BSAC) held its 2023 Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting, appointing María Olivia Recart and Blanca Bustamante as new directors, enhancing gender diversity with four women on the board. The bank reported a remarkable 390% increase in sustainable financing in 2022, totaling US$230 million in sustainable loans, underscoring its commitment to ESG criteria. During the meeting, a dividend of Ch$2.57 per share was approved, equating to 60% of 2022 profits, aimed at maintaining robust capital levels. The Chile First strategy, backed by a US$260 million investment plan over three years, aims to enhance customer experience through innovative products like “Más Lucas” and Work/Café Expresso. As of 2022, Santander Chile reported total assets of US$79.7 billion and is recognized as a leader in sustainable finance.
SANTAGO, Chile, March 28, 2023 - Banco Santander Chile (NYSE: BSAC) unveiled its "Chile First" initiatives led by CEO Roman Blanco, introducing significant plans for 2023 aimed at enhancing customer experience. Key offerings include "Más Lucas," a digital savings account with no fees, promoting financial inclusion amidst rising living costs. Additionally, the bank launched Work/Café Espresso centers for improved transaction experiences and engaged in specialized services for middle-market companies. As of December 31, 2022, Banco Santander Chile reported total assets of US$ 79.7 billion and a BIS capital ratio of 17.45%, solidifying its position as a leading financial institution in Latin America.