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Other Operating Income and Expenses
12 Months Ended
Dec. 31, 2024
Other Operating Income and Expenses [Abstract]  
Other Operating Income and Expenses OTHER OPERATING INCOME AND EXPENSES
Other operating income is comprised of the following components:
For the years ended December 31,
202420232022
MCh$MCh$MCh$
Pension plan interest539 963 
Compensation from insurance companies due to damages (1)112 45 141 
Rental income402 457 – 
Income from recovery tax and expenses421 661 548 
Income from business alliance3,396 1,218 – 
Other3,717 887 3,887 
Total8,048 3,807 5,539 
(1)Mainly related to recoveries from fraud claims.

Other operating expenses are detailed as follows:
 For the years ended December 31,
 202420232022
 MCh$MCh$MCh$
Credit card expenses(147)(1,043)(779)
Customer services(627)(1,791)(2,583)
Operating risk charge-offs and provision(43,501)(10,358)(11,089)
Recovery of operating expenses29,813 2,692 362 
Life insurance and general product insurance policies (1)(31,296)(9,325)(47,214)
Commercial representation expenses(8,799)(2,053)(2,373)
Expenses associated leasing operations (2)(4,922)(5,329)(3,842)
Expenses associated factoring operations(71)(769)(784)
Restructuring expenses (3)(43,156)(14,232)
Commercial alliance expenses(137)(696)(682)
Lawsuits provision(555)1,081 (1,210)
Retail association payment(164)(162)(243)
Bond issuance expenses(1,157)(1,202)
Other(11,177)11,504 (34,667)
Total(114,739)(31,638)(106,306)
(1)New Fraud Law became effective on 2020, under which the Bank assumes responsibility against card fraud and electronic transactions.
(2)Includes leasing land taxes, which were modified in 2020 (Tax Modernization Law).
(3)The Bank has implemented a formal restructuring plan in accordance with IAS 37 Provisions. This restructuring plan is part of the Bank's digital transformation process, which involves changing the operating model of the branch network along with a transition towards a common global structure (Go To Model).