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Risk Management (Tables)
12 Months Ended
Dec. 31, 2024
Disclosure of risk management strategy related to hedge accounting [abstract]  
Schedule of High, Low and Average Levels
High, low and average levels for each component for 2024 and 2023 were as follows:
VaR2024
USD millions
2023
USD millions
Consolidated
High4.06 6.81 
Low1.47 2.61 
Average2.40 4.09 
Fixed-income investments
High3.33 5.06 
Low1.41 2.11 
Average2.23 3.15 
Variable-income investments
High
Low
Average
Foreign currency investments
High3.93 5.79 
Low0.18 0.23 
Average1.55 2.20 
Schedule of Market Risk Financial Management Portfolio
Market risk – Financial management portfolio – December 31, 2024 and 2023
 20242023
 Effect on financial
income
Effect on capitalEffect on financial
income
Effect on capital
Financial management portfolio – local currency (MCh$)
Loss limit138,957 373,566 124,904 353,718 
High49,174 170,622 79,657 173,389 
Low482 87,335 41,151 88,382 
Average20,482 136,617 62,740 133,464 
Financial management portfolio – foreign currency (USD millions)
Loss limit178,937 198,819 157,400 174,889 
High13,104 61,137 17,775 91,935 
Low442 47,615 227 53,436 
Average5,169 53,651 9,718 70,397 
Financial management portfolio – consolidated (in MCh$)
Loss limit138,957 373,566 124,904 353,718 
High46,970 357,867 75,816 283,550 
Low— 279,293 34,663 246,664 
Average19,678 311,333 64,477 268,776 
Schedule of Market Risk Exposure
The following table illustrates the exposure to market risk. The maximum exposure to long-term interest rate risk is 35% of the regulatory capital and is approved by the Board of Directors. The maximum exposure to short-term interest rate risk is 55% of net interest income and readjustments plus interest rate sensitive commissions:
 As of december 31,
 20242023
 MCh$MCh$
Market risk – trading protfolio
Exposure to rate risk459,161 371,203 
Exposure to currency risk13,931 9,130 
Interest rate option risk
Currency option risk4,284 3,167 
Total exposure of trading portfolio477,376 383,500 
10% of RWA
596,720 479,374 
Subtotal1,074,096 862,874 
Limit = Regulatory capital6,961,316 6,978,733 
Available margin5,887,220 6,115,859 
Market risk – short-term financial management portfolio
Short Term Exposure to Interest Rate Risk95,219 97,410 
Exposure to Inflation Risk149,306 161,222 
Short-term exposure of financial management portfolio244,525 258,632 
Limit = 35% net (net income from interest and readjustments + interest rates sensitive commissions)
909,152 575,483 
Available margin664,627 316,851 
Market risk – long-term financial management portfolio
Long Term Exposure to Interest Rate Risk697,405 1,057,637 
Limit = 35% Regulatory capital
2,436,461 2,442,556 
Available margin1,739,056 1,384,919 
Schedule of Quality Assets and its Related Provision
The following table shows quality assets and its related provision, based on our internal scoring policy as of December 31, 2024 and 2023:
December 31, 2024
Corporate loans
Corporate Portfolio
Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3Total
Corporate
PercentageStage 1Stage 2Stage 3Total ECL
Allowance (*)
Percentage
 MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$%MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$%
A129,920 29,920 0.07 %0.00 %
A2656,322 656,322 1.59 %314 314 0.03 %
A32,264,646 53,680 2,318,326 5.61 %1,901 307 2,208 0.19 %
A42,487,497 36,047 2,523,544 6.11 %3,567 268 3,835 0.32 %
A52,749,203 41,239 777 2,791,219 6.75 %6,645 1,046 63 7,754 0.65 %
A62,121,986 90,538 158 2,212,682 5.35 %9,236 2,849 41 12,126 1.02 %
B1613,063 192,023 805,086 1.95 %4,458 9,526 13,984 1.17 %
B219,332 134,107 153,439 0.37 %143 7,416 7,559 0.63 %
B3136,901 2,500 139,401 0.34 %7,545 696 8,241 0.69 %
B465,613 33,129 98,742 0.24 %3,598 7,725 11,323 0.95 %
C129,632 185,235 214,867 0.52 %2,771 60,382 63,153 5.30 %
C223,450 112,479 135,929 0.33 %1,052 27,208 28,260 2.37 %
C31,785 66,545 68,330 0.17 %237 28,343 28,580 2.40 %
C41,600 132,213 133,813 0.32 %105 59,724 59,829 5.02 %
C51,710 97,139 98,849 0.24 %302 67,170 67,472 5.66 %
C64,139 129,079 133,218 0.32 %300 105,471 105,771 8.87 %
Subtotal10,941,969 812,464 759,254 12,513,687 30.28 %26,265 37,322 356,823 420,410 35.25 %
Other loans
Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3Total Other loansPercentageStage 1Stage 2Stage 3Total ECL AllowancePercentage
MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$%MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$%
Other Commercial4,321,411 527,752 489,587 5,338,750 12.92 %47,042 34,834 183,118 264,994 22.22 %
Mortgage14,762,656 1,944,932 852,181 17,559,769 42.49 %10,347 60,330 155,693 226,370 18.98 %
Consumer4,928,084 679,756 303,798 5,911,638 14.31 %58,679 87,609 134,628 280,916 23.55 %
Subtotal24,012,151 3,152,440 1,645,566 28,810,157 69.72 %116,068 182,773 473,439 772,280 64.75 %
Total34,954,120 3,964,904 2,404,820 41,323,844 100.00 %142,333 220,095 830,262 1,192,690 100.00 %
(*)Include MCh$165,935 of ECL allowance calculated on an Individual basis.
NOTE 37 - RISK MANAGEMENT, continued
December 31, 2023
Corporate loans
Corporate Portfolio
Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3Total
Corporate
PercentageStage 1Stage 2Stage 3Total ECL
Allowance (*)
Percentage
 MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$%MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$%
A128,006 28,006 0.07 %0.00 %
A2785,654 785,654 1.93 %452 452 0.04 %
A32,803,228 29,491 2,832,719 6.94 %1,982 138 2,120 0.18 %
A42,482,922 12,265 2,495,187 6.11 %2,474 60 2,534 0.22 %
A52,732,502 47,927 765 2,781,194 6.81 %5,825 668 62 6,555 0.57 %
A62,055,756 106,770 2,162,526 5.30 %8,905 2,227 11,132 0.97 %
B1331,242 285,756 106 617,104 1.51 %3,787 11,137 58 14,982 1.30 %
B223,222 165,717 1,201 190,140 0.47 %242 7,717 289 8,248 0.72 %
B398,961 5,618 104,579 0.26 %4,990 2,135 7,125 0.62 %
B464,864 32,177 97,041 0.24 %3,682 8,656 12,338 1.07 %
C136,299 178,279 214,578 0.53 %3,104 59,363 62,467 5.43 %
C28,595 77,832 86,427 0.21 %733 25,793 26,526 2.31 %
C34,612 99,892 104,504 0.26 %550 35,077 35,627 3.10 %
C42,385 104,054 106,439 0.26 %311 45,025 45,336 3.94 %
C51,182 110,548 111,730 0.27 %191 70,909 71,100 6.18 %
C61,940 112,428 114,368 0.28 %206 95,689 95,895 8.34 %
Subtotal11,242,532 866,764 722,900 12,832,196 31.44 %23,670 35,714 343,056 402,440 35.00 %
Other loans
Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3Total other loansPercentageStage 1Stage 2Stage 3Total ECL AllowancePercentage
MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$%MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$%
Other Commercial 4,375,334 486,303 446,264 5,307,901 13.01 %37,913 31,921 187,322 257,156 22.36 %
Mortgage14,635,723 1,713,185 724,531 17,073,439 41.83 %8,651 53,371 154,111 216,133 18.79 %
Consumer4,512,156 790,276 295,918 5,598,350 13.72 %57,429 83,897 132,936 274,262 23.85 %
Subtotal23,523,213 2,989,764 1,466,713 27,979,690 68.56 %103,993 169,189 474,369 747,551 65.00 %
Total34,765,745 3,856,528 2,189,613 40,811,886 100.00 %127,663 204,903 817,425 1,149,991 100.00 %
(*)Include MCh$155,903 of ECL allowance calculated on an Individual basis.
Schedule of Residual Maturity Over Measured that have not Expired
Other commercialCorporate loans
MortgagesOther loansRevolving
(Credit cards)
SMESMEMiddle marketCorporate and
 Investment Banking
28.19 %49.32 %16.91 %49.32 %18.50 %16.36 %Santander Group criteria
Other commercialCorporate loans
MortgagesOther loansRevolving
(Credit cards)
SMESMEMiddle marketCorporate and
 Investment Banking
17.61 %30.53 %12.28 %30.53 %14.20 %15.41 %Santander Group criteria
The qualitative criteria are based on the existence of evidence that leads to an automatic classification of financial instruments in stage 2, mainly 30 days overdue and restructured. Thresholds of SICR are calibrated based on the average ECL of exposures that exceed materiality threshold for 30 days or more consecutive days or with a level of credit risk considered to be “significant”.
Other commercialCorporate loans
MortgagesOther loansRevolving
(Credit cards)
SMESMEMiddle marketCorporate and Investment Banking
Irregular portfolio > 30 daysIrregular portfolio > 30 daysIrregular portfolio > 30 daysIrregular portfolio > 30 daysIrregular portfolio > 30 daysIrregular portfolio > 30 daysIrregular portfolio > 30 days
Restructured marked for monitoringRestructured marked for monitoringRestructured marked for monitoringRestructured marked for monitoringRestructured marked for monitoringRestructured marked for monitoringRestructured marked for monitoring
Clients considered to be substandard or in incompliance (pre-legal action)Clients considered to be substandard or in incompliance (pre-legal action)Clients considered to be substandard or in incompliance (pre-legal action)
Schedule of Allowance and Exposure at Default (Ead) of the Loans
The following table shows the allowance and assets before allowance of the loans that meet the conditions:
20242023
MCh$MCh$
Loans and account receivable382,737 347,477 
Allowance for ECL – discounted cash flow methodology165,935 155,903 
The estimation of the collective basis expected credit loss allowance considers qualitative and quantitative information that may affect changes in credit risk and the development of significant assumptions related to the probabilities of default and loss given default, related to forward looking information, multi-factor analysis such as type of portfolio or transaction and macroeconomic factors.
20242023
MCh$MCh$
Loans and account receivable (commercial, mortgage and consumer loans)40,941,107 40,464,409 
Allowance for ECL – collective basis1,026,755 994,088 
Schedule of Modified Loans The following table shows modification that results in deregonition and therefore and new operations:
 As of December 31, 2024As of December 31, 2023
 Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3TotalStage 1Stage 2Stage 3Total
 MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$
Gross carrying amount34,954,1203,964,9042,404,82041,323,84434,765,7453,856,5282,189,61340,811,886
Modified loans-814,0921,236,1762,050,268-739,4741,026,8431,766,317
%20.53 %51.40 %4.96 %-19.17 %46.90 %4.33 %
         
ECL allowance142,333220,095830,2621,192,690127,663204,903817,4251,149,991
Modified loans52,474403,125455,599-48,419360,975409,394
%-23.84 %48.55 %38.20 %23.63 %44.16 %35.60 %
Schedule of Macro Economical Forward
The annual growth forecasts for the most relevant macroeconomic variables for each of our scenarios mainly used during 2024 are the same used in 2023, and are as follows:
Average estimates 2024
Unfavorable
scenario 2
Unfavorable
 scenario 1
Base
scenario
Favorable
scenario 1
Favorable
scenario 2
Chilean Central Bank interest rates0.85 %2.32 %4.25 %6.18 %7.65 %
Unemployment rate10.03 %8.89 %7.40 %5.91 %4.77 %
Housing Price growth(1.02)%0.62%2.78 %4.94 %6.59 %
GDP growth(0.80)%1.10 %3.58 %6.06 %7.97 %
Consumer Price Index1.07 %0.67 %3.00 %5.33 %7.07 %
Schedule of Probabilities
Local scenarioGlobal scenario
 Probability
weighting
Probability
weighting
Favorable scenario 210 %Favorable scenario 130 %
Favorable scenario 115 %Base scenario40 %
Base scenario50 %Unfavorable scenario 130 %
Unfavorable scenario 115 %
Unfavorable scenario 210 %
Schedule of Allowance Sensibility
The ECL allowance sensibility to future macro-economic conditions is as follows:
As of December 31,
20242023
MCh$MCh$
Reported ECL allowance1,193,854 1,150,116 
Gross carrying amount41,399,911 40,917,268 
Reported ECL Coverage2.81 %2.81 %
ECL amount by scenarios
Favorable scenarios 21,013,732 970,411 
Favorable scenarios 11,082,296 1,032,708 
Base scenarios1,158,397 1,104,368 
Unfavorable scenarios 21,234,421 1,176,477 
Unfavorable scenarios 21,284,831 1,224,340 
Coverage ratio by scenarios  
Favorable scenarios 22.45 %2.37 %
Favorable scenarios 12.61 %2.52 %
Base scenarios2.80 %2.70 %
Unfavorable scenarios 22.98 %2.88 %
Unfavorable scenarios 23.10 %2.99 %
Schedule of Risk Concentration
The following table shows the risk concentration by industry, and by stage before ECL allowance of loans and account receivable from customers and Interbak loans at amortised cost:
 As of December 31,
 20242023
 Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3TotalStage 1Stage 2Stage 3Total
 MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$
Commercial loans    
Agriculture and livestock427,626 67,010 81,628 576,264 478,676 70,687 74,110 623,473 
Fruit cultivation404,013 93,737 114,766 612,516 444,600 107,445 94,564 646,609 
Forest122,759 10,480 19,542 152,781 108,232 10,901 20,390 139,523 
Fishing389,857 3,876 6,904 400,637 290,978 14,655 7,763 313,396 
Mining454,735 5,817 6,595 467,147 228,565 5,578 7,656 241,799 
Oil and natural gas11,040 277 208 11,525 3,146 199 191 3,536 
Manufacturing Industry:       
Food, beverages and tobacco296,297 25,383 19,684 341,364 301,193 15,366 25,278 341,837 
Textile, leather and footwear64,297 6,236 9,262 79,795 64,068 5,679 7,345 77,092 
Wood and furniture83,304 1,827 6,656 91,787 78,856 2,438 6,894 88,188 
Cellulose, paper and printing51,886 7,925 4,773 64,584 61,702 9,035 4,995 75,732 
Chemicals and petroleum derivatives129,701 1,415 1,223 132,339 108,011 3,187 1,306 112,504 
Metallic, non-metallic, machinery, or other365,864 13,202 17,924 396,990 319,322 13,870 21,715 354,907 
Other manufacturing industries214,957 11,143 21,523 247,623 194,742 19,248 19,392 233,382 
Electricity, gas, and wáter747,969 52,240 5,025 805,234 910,813 10,497 5,032 926,342 
Home building206,906 12,840 28,582 248,328 164,118 29,377 23,118 216,613 
Non-residential construction512,234 20,843 29,644 562,721 472,579 28,395 48,231 549,205 
Wholesale trade1,560,877 104,488 171,345 1,836,710 1,420,083 105,396 163,872 1,689,351 
Retail trade, restaurants and hotels1,367,697 79,765 105,453 1,552,915 1,501,379 74,975 87,365 1,663,719 
Transport and storage693,354 50,741 55,381 799,476 600,729 56,933 54,860 712,522 
Telecommunications504,811 17,183 10,265 532,259 450,555 16,341 7,261 474,157 
Financial services610,158 33,019 1,135 644,312 575,666 2,656 912 579,234 
Real estate services2,010,898 205,007 153,315 2,369,220 2,237,404 231,680 154,694 2,623,778 
Social services and other community services4,032,140 515,762 378,008 4,925,910 4,602,449 518,529 332,220 5,453,198 
Subtotal15,263,380 1,340,216 1,248,841 17,852,437 15,617,866 1,353,067 1,169,164 18,140,097 
Mortgage loans14,762,656 1,944,932 852,181 17,559,769 14,635,723 1,713,185 724,531 17,073,439 
Consumer loans4,928,084 679,756 303,798 5,911,638 4,512,156 790,276 295,918 5,598,350 
Total34,954,120 3,964,904 2,404,820 41,323,844 34,765,745 3,856,528 2,189,613 40,811,886 
Schedule of Loans and Account Receivable from Customers and Interbak Loans
The following table shows past due information related to loans and account receivable from customers and Interbak loans at amortised cost, and related ECL allowance:
As of December 31, 2024
Gross carrying amountECL allowance
Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3TOTALStage 1Stage 2Stage 3TOTAL
MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$
Interbank loans
Current31,283 31,283 - - 1 
Commercial loans
Current15,183,222 1,150,507 363,076 16,696,805 68,684 51,797 114,622 235,103 
1-30 days past due45,590 124,071 89,139 258,800 4,449 12,171 26,294 42,914 
31-90 days past due3,285 65,549 97,072 165,906 173 8,166 27,564 35,903 
Over 90 days past due89 699,554 699,643 22 371,461 371,483 
Mortgage loans
Current14,746,681 1,385,985 234,901 16,367,567 7,403 30,391 28,974 66,768 
1-30 days past due12,809 362,378 85,437 460,624 2,358 13,182 13,452 28,992 
31-90 days past due3,166 196,569 140,323 340,058 586 16,757 22,938 40,281 
Over 90 days past due391,520 391,520 90,329 90,329 
Consumer loans
Current4,903,711 455,722 69,745 5,429,178 52,683 34,770 29,390 116,843 
1-30 days past due21,323 135,203 29,654 186,180 5,638 27,780 12,065 45,483 
31-90 days past due3,050 88,115 81,657 172,822 358 24,865 35,037 60,260 
Over 90 days past due716 122,742 123,458 194 58,136 58,330 
Total34,954,120 3,964,904 2,404,820 41,323,844 142,333 220,095 830,262 1,192,690 
 As of December 31, 2023
 Gross carrying amountECL allowance
 Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3TOTALStage 1Stage 2Stage 3TOTAL
 MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$
Interbank loans        
Current68,440   68,440   2 
Commercial loans      
Current15,505,706 1,181,694 362,298 17,049,698 58,096 49,896 119,514 227,506 
1-30 days past due41,357 102,214 90,367 233,938 3,357 9,164 33,921 46,442 
31-90 days past due2,363 69,159 166,427 237,949 128 8,575 57,548 66,251 
Over 90 days past due550,072 550,072 319,395 319,395 
Mortgage loans      
Current14,612,117 1,285,324 222,874 16,120,315 8,224 34,149 39,964 82,337 
1-30 days past due19,150 278,114 101,086 398,350 327 11,923 21,627 33,877 
31-90 days past due4,456 149,747 192,972 347,175 100 7,299 37,612 45,011 
Over 90 days past due207,599 207,599 54,908 54,908 
Consumer loans      
Current4,492,189 561,846 61,444 5,115,479 54,038 32,294 26,654 112,986 
1-30 days past due18,497 133,011 26,198 177,706 3,150 25,139 10,968 39,257 
31-90 days past due1,470 95,419 94,189 191,078 241 26,464 39,259 65,964 
Over 90 days past due114,087 114,087 56,055 56,055 
Total34,765,745 3,856,528 2,189,613 40,811,886 127,663 204,903 817,425 1,149,991 
Schedule of Financial Assets and Associated Collateral
The following table show the maximum exposure to credit risk by class of financial asset, associated collateral and the net exposure to credit risk:
 As of December 31,
 20242023
 Maximum
exposure to
credit risk
CollateralNet
exposure
Associated
ECL
Maximum
exposure to
 credit risk
CollateralNet
exposure
Associated
ECL
MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$
Interbank loans31,283 11 31,272 68,440 3,677 64,763 
Commercial loans17,821,154 10,014,312 7,806,842 685,403 18,071,657 9,893,336 8,178,321 659,594 
Mortgage loans17,559,769 17,367,966 191,803 226,370 17,073,439 16,589,333 484,106 216,133 
Consumer Loans5,911,638 558,906 5,352,732 280,916 5,598,350 586,050 5,012,300 274,262 
Contingent loans exposure2,850,495 467,467 2,383,028 18,389 2,701,525 378,648 2,322,877 21,105 
Total44,174,339 28,408,662 15,765,677 1,211,079 43,513,411 27,451,044 16,062,367 1,171,096 
Schedule of Maximum Exposure to Credit Risk
For financial assets recognised in the Consolidated Statements of Financial Position, maximum credit risk exposure equals their carrying value. Below is the distribution by financial asset and off-balance sheet commitments of the Bank’s maximum exposure to credit risk as of December 31, 2024 and 2023, without deduction of collateral, security interests or credit improvements received:
As of December 31,
20242023
NoteMCh$MCh$
Deposits in banks42,695,560 2,723,282 
Cash items in process of collection4572,552 812,524 
Financial assets for trading at FVTPL5  
Financial derivative contracts12,309,770 10,119,486 
Financial assets held for trading329,327 98,308 
Financial assets at FVOCI6
Debt financial instruments2,687,485 4,536,025 
Other financial instruments74,903 105,257 
Financial derivative contracts for hedge accounting7843,628 605,529 
Financial assets at amortised cost8  
Debt financial instruments5,176,005 8,176,895 
Interbank loans31,282 68,438 
Loans and account receivable at amortised cost /40,099,872 39,593,457 
Off-balance commitments:  
Letters of credit issued308,407 262,496 
Foreign letters of credit confirmed2,208,507 1,641,510 
Performance guarantees10,352,459 9,490,141 
Available credit lines365,932 494,104 
Personal guarantees406 813 
Other irrevocable credit commitments194,801 313,505 
Total78,250,896 79,041,770 
Schedule of Fair Value of Derivative Instruments
Below, our foreign exposure for those countries classified above 1 and represents our majority of exposure to categories other than 1. As of December 31, 2024, considering fair value of derivative instruments.
CounterpartCountryClassification
Derivative instruments (market adjusted)
Deposits
Loans
Financial Investments
Total Exposure
USD millions
Santander Bank Hong KongHong Kong28 
Santander Bank MexicoMexico32 
Santander Bank EEUU *EEUU137 130 167 
Santander UK PLCUK12 
*Includes BSCH SA New York and Santander Investment Securites
Our exposure to Banco Santander Spain is as follows:
CounterpartCountryClassification
Derivative instruments (market adjusted)
Deposits
Loans
Financial Investments
Total Exposure
Banco Santander EspañaSpain1
Schedule of Security Interests, Collateral, or Credit Improvements
Below is the detail of security interests, collateral, or credit improvements provided to the Bank as of December 31, 2024 and 2023:
As of December 31,
20242023
MCh$MCh$
Non-impaired financial assets
Properties/mortgages27,463,548 29,279,845 
Investments and others11,083,172 5,300,893 
Impaired financial assets
Properties/ mortgages3,162,938 2,444,084 
Investments and others354,348 293,347 
Total42,064,006 37,318,169 
Schedule of Breakdown of Bank's Fixed Income by Levels
These assets are divided into three levels in accordance with Basel III standards, with Level 1 assets being the most liquid and Level 3 assets being the least liquid. Level 1 assets are bonds from Chilean Goverment entities, Central Bank bonds and United States Treasury bonds.
As of December 31,
ALAC20242023
MCh$MCh$
Level 1: cash and cash equivalent2,416,812 1,969,547 
Level 2: fixed income7,241,318 6,072,282 
Level 2: fixed income4,517 6,240 
Total9,662,647 8,048,069 
Schedule of Liquidity Coverage Ratio
As of December 31,
Liquidity Coverage Ratio20242023
%%
LCR191 212 
Schedule of Net Stable Funding Ratio
As of December 31,
Net Stable Funding Ratio20242023
%%
NSFR106 106 
Schedule of Breakdown by Maturity
In accordance with the provision of the BCCh, the liquidity position is measured and controlled through the difference between the cash outflows, related to liabilities and expense accounts, and cash inflows, which are related to asset and income accounts, for a certain term or time band, which is refered as term mismatch.
The liquidity policy on an Adjusted Base was presented and approved by the Board of Banco Santander Chile. Term mismatches are calculated severally for local currency and foreign currency.
Term mismatches will be made on the following time bands:
-First time band: up to 7 days, inclusive
-Second time band: from 8 days to 15 days, inclusive
-Third time band: from 16 days to 30 days, inclusive
-Fourth time band: from 31 days to 90 days, inclusive
NOTE 37 - RISK MANAGEMENT, continued
As of December 31, 2024
Individual Consolidated
Up to 7
days
Up to 15
days
Up to 30
days
Up to 7
days
Up to 15
days
Up to 30
days
MCh$ MCh$MCh$ MCh$ MCh$MCh$
Cash flow receivable (assets) and income2,471,4571,642,5611,834,8732,468,7371,642,5611,834,873
Cash flow payable (liabilities) and expenses2,127,4472,481,6182,058,2652,111,0332,481,6182,058,265
Mismatch344,010(839,057)(223,392)357,704(839,057)(223,392)
Mismatch affected by limits(718,439)(704,745)
Limits:
1 time capital4,292,4404,396,833
Margin available3,574,0013,692,088
% used17 %16 %
As of December 31, 2023
Individual Consolidated
Up to 7
days
Up to 15
days
Up to 30
days
Up to 7
days
Up to 15
days
Up to 30
days
MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$MCh$
Cash flow receivable (assets) and income2,298,9171,113,5011,112,0522,296,4451,113,5011,112,052
Cash flow payable (liabilities) and expenses1,840,243835,9781,250,0981,818,643835,9781,250,098
Mismatch458,674277,523(138,046)477,802277,523(138,046)
Mismatch affected by limits598,151617,279
Limits:
1 time capital4,367,1594,491,893
Margin available4,965,3105,109,172
% used14 %14 %
Schedule of Main Sources of Financing with Third Parties
The main sources of financing with third parties are the following:
As of December 31,
Main sources of financing20242023
MCh$MCh$
Deposits and other demand obligations14,260,609 13,537,826 
Time deposits17,098,625 16,137,942 
Bank obligations4,337,947 10,366,499 
Debt instruments issued and regulatory capital10,737,354 10,423,704 
Total46,434,535 50,465,971 
Schedule of Net Losses from Operational Risks
Exposure to net loss, gross loss and recovery of gross loss due to operational risk event
As of December 31,
20242023
MCh$ MCh$
Expenses for the gross loss period due to operational risk events
Internal fraud3,153 1,367 
External fraud33,786 7,202 
Labor Practices and Business Safety7,129 6,887 
Clients, products and business practices809 950 
Damage to physical assets347 267 
Business interruption and system failures290 964 
Process execution, delivery and management6,505 7,303 
Subtotal52,019 24,940 
Recoveries of expenses in the period due to operational risk events  
Internal fraud(1,720)
External fraud(27,586)(5,810)
Labor Practices and Business Safety(2,160)(1,276)
Clients, products and business practices(250)(189)
Damage to physical assets(2)(12)
Business interruption and system failures(112)(800)
Process execution, delivery and management(1,555)(2,885)
Subtotal(33,385)(10,972)
Net loss from operational risk events18,634 13,968 
Summary of the Changes to the Minimum Capital Requirements
Below is a summary of the changes to the minimum capital requirements:
As of December 31,
Capital requirements20242023
MCh$MCh$
Pillar II charge— %— %
Systemic Charge1.13 %0.75 %
Counter-cyclical Capital buffer0.50 %— %
Capital Conservation buffer2.50 %1.88 %
Tier T22.00 %2.00 %
AT11.50 %1.50 %
CET14.50 %4.50 %
Total12.13 %10.63 %
Schedule of Total Assets, Risk-Weighted Assets, and Components of Effective Equity
Total assets, risk-weighted assets, and components of effective equity
Total assets, risk-weighted assets and components of effective equity according to Basel III Consolidated
global
31-12-2024
MCh$
Consolidated
global
31-12-2023
MCh$
1Total assets according to the statement of financial position68,458,932 70,857,886 
2Investment in subsidiaries that are not consolidated 
3Assets discounted from regulatory capital, other than item 213,243,643 10,823,906 
4Credit equivalents3,402,423 3,446,909 
5Contingent credits2,836,980 2,604,665 
6Assets generated by the intermediation of financial instruments18,622 33,260 
7= (1-2-3+4+5-6) Total assets for regulatory purposes61,436,070 66,052,294 
8.aAssets weighted for credit risk, estimated according to the standard methodology (RAW)29,921,944 30,333,749 
8.bAssets weighted for credit risk, estimated according to internal methodologies (AWCR)
8Market Risk Weighted Assets (MRWA)5,967,201 4,793,740 
10Operational Risk Weighted Assets (OPWA)4,923,679 4,424,739 
11.a= (8.a/8.b+9+10) Risk Weighted Assets (RWA)40,812,824 39,552,228 
11.b= (8.a/8.b+9+10) Risk-weighted assets, after applying the output floor (RWA)40,812,824 39,552,228 
12Shareholders equity4,292,440 4,367,159 
13Non-controlling interest104,394 124,735 
14Goodwill
15Excess minority investment
16= (12+13-14-15) Common Equity Equivalent Tier 1 Capital (CET1)4,396,834 4,491,894 
17Additional deductions to common equity tier 1, other than item 2128,425 94,013 
18= (16-17-2) Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1)4,268,409 4,397,881 
19Voluntary (additional) provisions charged as additional capital tier 1 (AT1)
20Subordinated bonds imputed as additional capital level 1 (AT1)
21Preferred shares attributed to additional capital tier 1 (AT1)
22Perpetual bonds attributed to additional capital level 1 (AT1)693,382 608,721 
23Discounts applied to AT1
24= (19+20+21+22-23) Additional Tier 1 Capital (AT1)693,382 608,721 
25= (18+24) Equity Tier 14,961,791 5,006,602 
26Voluntary (additional) provisions allocated as Tier 2 (T2) capital293,000 293,000 
27Subordinated bonds imputed as Tier 2 capital (T2)1,706,525 1,679,130 
28= (26+27) Capital nivel 2 equivalente (T2)1,999,525 1,972,130 
29Discounts applied to T2
30= (28-29) Tier 2 Capital (T2)1,999,525 1,972,130 
31= (25+30) Effective equity6,961,316 6,978,732 
32Additional basic capital required for the constitution of the conservation buffer1,020,321 741,604 
33Additional basic capital required to set up the countercyclical buffer204,064 
34Additional core capital required for banks rated as systemic459,144 296,642 
35Additional capital required for the evaluation of the adequacy of effective capital (Pillar 2)
Schedule of Solvency Indicators and Regulatory Compliance Indicators According to Basel III
Solvency indicators and regulatory compliance indicators according to Basel III
Solvency indicators and regulatory compliance indicators according to Basel III Consolidated
global
31-12-2024
%
Consolidated
global
31-12-2023
%
1Leverage indicator (T1_I18/T1_I7)6.95 %6.66 %
1.aLeverage indicator that the bank must meet, considering the minimum requirements3.00 %3.00 %
2Basic capital indicator (T1_I18/T1_I11,b)10.46 %11.12 %
2.aBasic capital indicator that the bank must meet, considering the minimum requirements6.13 %5.25 %
2.bCapital buffer shortfall
3Tier 1 capital indicator (T1_I25/T1_I11,b)12.16 %12.66 %
3.aTier 1 capital indicator that the bank must meet, considering the minimum requirements7.63 %6.75 %
4Effective equity indicators (T1_I31/T1_I11,b)17.06 %17.64 %
4.aEffective equity indicator that the bank must meet, considering the minimum requirements9.63 %8.75 %
4.bEffective equity indicator that the bank must meet, considering the charge for article 35 bis, if applicable8.00 %8.00 %
4.cEffective equity indicator that the bank must meet, considering the minimum requirements, conservation buffer and anti-cyclical buffer12.13 %10.63 %
5Credit ratingAA
 Regulatory compliance indicators for solvency  
6Voluntary (additional) provisions allocated to Tier 2 capital (T2) in relation to APRCs (T1_I26/ (T1_I8,a or I8,b)0.98 %0.97 %
7Subordinated bonds allocated to Tier 2 (T2) capital in relation to Tier 2 capital39.98 %38.18 %
8Additional Tier 1 capital (AT1) in relation to basic capital (T1_I24/T1_I18)16.24 %13.84 %
9Voluntary provisions (additional) and subordinated bonds that are charged to additional capital level 1 (AT1) in relation to the RWAs (T1_I19+T1_I20 / T1_I11,b)0.00 %0.00 %