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Chile & North Andean Research "Weekly Brief: Banks' ROAE vs. P/B; Open F..."
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Chile & North Andean Research "Weekly Brief: Banks' ROAE vs. P/B; Open F..."
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18 May 2026ab
Chile & North Andean Research Equities
Latin AmericaWeekly Brief: Banks' ROAE vs. P/B; Open
Olavo ArthuzoFinance progress in Chile? Fintech Lemon in
Analyst
olavo.arthuzo@ubs.comColombia; Peru moves on Fintech regulation
+55-11-2767 6306
Andrea Casaverde
Economist
Chart of the week: Who trades at a premium/discount in LatAm banking? andrea.casaverde@ubs.com
After several weeks analyzing the Andean equity market from the perspectives of +1-203-713-2515
liquidity, FX, and earnings momentum, this week we focus on a specific sector that Thiago Batista, CFA
holds significant weight and trading volume in regional portfolios. The 2026E ROAE Analyst
spread vs. P/B scatter across the LatAm banks offers some insights: the market thiago.batista@ubs.com
largely demonstrates efficiency in valuing value creation; however, notable +55-11-3513 6518
deviations from the regression line highlight areas where valuations may be ahead Beatriz Shinye
of or lagging fundamentals. Based on 22 banking stocks across LatAm, names Associate Analyst
positioned near the regression line represent the market's equilibrium, with beatriz.shinye@ubs.com
multiples that possibly reflect their return profiles. Above the regression line, +55-11-2767 6569
where multiples appear elevated relative to the ROAE spread, we highlight Chilean
banks, trading at noticeable premiums, reflecting the structural strengths of the
Chilean banking system that the market has consistently been willing to reward (we
have Neutral on the 3 Chilean banks covered). On the flipside, below the regression
line, where multiples seem subdued compared to the return profile, names emerge
where valuations have lagged behind returns.
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