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Results Banco Crédito e Inversiones December, 2012

Bci Highligths 2 Bci continues with a profitable and healthy growth strategy, on segment with momentum. Q3 Bci accumulated net income is one of the best in the banking industry (Bci -5,4% vs Banking System -13,2%). Higher RoE than the financial system. Lower risk index compared to last year. Improvement of the agency credit classification. Successful funding diversification strategy. Conservative liquidity and capital adequacy policy. Bci continues to generate value for its shareholders.

3rd Largest privately owned bank in Chile 3 Four Largest Banks in Chile: Banco Santander-Chile, Banco de Chile, Banco Bci & Banco Estado (Government Bank) Market share in terms of Net Earnings * Market share in terms of Loans * Other 23.35% 76.65% BCI 15.92% (*) Banco Estado 6.57% * Does not include Corpbanca s investment in Colombia. Banco de Chile 29.29% Santander 24.87% Market share in terms of Shareholder s Equity Other 34.41% 65.59% BCI 12.92% (*) Market share in terms of NIBD Banco de Chile 19.25% * Does not include Corpbanca s investment in Colombia. Santander 19.38% Banco Estado 14.04% Banco de Chile 17.14% Santander 19.54% Banco de Chile 23.12% Other 40.21% 59.79% BCI 12.59% Banco Estado 10.52% Other 21.12% 78.88% BCI 15.09% Banco Estado 19.40% Santander 21.27% *Data under IFRS. Source: Sbif

Comparison with Chilean peers Financial System 4 Roe As of Sep'11 As of 22,9% 17,8% 25,9% 23,8% 21,5% 17,6% 18,2% 14,1% 8,7% 8,7% Santander Chile Bci Estado Bank Industry Efficiency Ratio comparison As of Sep'11 As of 37,7% 39,1% 45,7% 45,0% 44,2% 45,3% 60,8% 57,7% 46,5% 48,5% Source: Sbif Santander Chile Bci Estado Bank Industry

Loan Portfolio 5 Total Loans QoQ Total Loans (Ch$ billion) YoY Total Loans (Ch$ billion) 12,082 12,375 12,375 2.4 % +299,859 10,864 13.9 % +1,510,901 2Q'12 Loan Portfolio Mix 3Q 11 3Q'11 Loan Portfolio Mix 3Q 12 7.6% 5.4% 1.4% Commercial Mortgage 5.5% 0.8% 10.1% Commercial Mortgage 11.9% Consumer 12.2% Consumer 53.9% Foreign Trade 52.3% Foreign Trade 19.8% Leasing 19.1% Leasing Interbank Interbank

Net Income 6 Net Income Net Income per Quarter (Ch $million) 2010 2011 2012 45,724 65,604 60,460 52,518 77,647 62,799 80,184 50,268 49,820 43,649 72,893 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q Last Twelve Months Ch$ million Acummulated Net Income Ch$ million 232,024 251,116 8.2 % 188,375 178,223-5.4 % Oct'10 - Sep'11 Oct'11 - Sep'11

Provision Expenses 7 Provision Expenses & Inflation Quarterly Provision Expense Evolution Excluding Additional Allowances (Ch$ million) 52,958 44,787 63,583 50,102 2011 2012 32,507 21,662 1Q 2Q 3Q

Risk 8 Allowances for Loan Losses QoQ Allowances for Loan Losses 2.57% 2.53% 4 bps YoY Allowances for Loan Losses 2.63% 2.57% -6 bps 2Q'12 3Q'11 Allowances for Loan Losses/ Total Loans 3Q 11 2Q 12 3Q 12 3Q 12/2Q 12 QoQ Change 3Q 12/3Q 11 YoY Change Commercial 2.81% 2.62% 2.62% 0 bps -19 bps Consumer 5.22% 5.38% 5.61% 23 bps 39 bps Mortgage 0.46% 0.42% 0.41% -1 bps -5 bps Bci 2.63% 2.53% 2.57% 4 bps -6 bps Financial System 2.48% 2.28% 2.32% 4 bps -16 bps Source: Sbif

Risk 9 Non Performing Loans / Net Loans QoQ Non Performing Loans / Net Loans 2.84% Non Performing Loans / Net Loans monthly evolution 2.53% -70 bps 2.14% 2.26% 2.14% 2Q'12 Jul'12 Aug'12 Non Performing Loans / Total Loans 3Q 11 2Q 12 3Q 12 3Q 12/2Q 12 QoQ Change 3Q 12/3Q 11 YoY Change Commercial 2.15% 2.96% 2.06% -90 bps -9 bps Consumer 2.45% 2.72% 1.99% -73 bps -46 bps Mortgage 2.73% 2.55% 2.56% 1 bps -17 bps Bci 2.29% 2.84% 2.14% -70 bps -15 bps Financial System 2.46% 2.43% 2.29% -14 bps -17 bps

Net Interest Income & Fees 10 Net Interest Income & Net Fees QoQ NII (Ch$ million) YoY NII (Ch$ million) 143.059-1.9% -2,728 140.331 126.244 11.2% 14,087 140.331 2Q'12 3Q'11 QoQ Net Fees (Ch$ million) YoY Net Fees (Ch$ million) 43.983 5.0% 2,190 46.173 43.159 7.0% 3,014 46.173 2Q'12 3Q'11

Subsidiaries Performance 11 Subsidiaries Income 17,785 QoQ Subsidiaries Income (Ch$ million) 17,519 YoY Subsidiaries Income (Ch$ million) 17,519-1.5% -266 16,313 7.4% 1,206 2Q'12 3Q'11 3Q 11 Subsidiaries Contribution 3Q 12 Subsidiaries Contribution 19,2% 14,9% Factoring Bam 23,4% 16,1% Factoring Bam 6,0% 23,3% Insurance Brokerage Stock Brokerage 8,9% 24,4% Insurance Brokerage Stock Brokerage 36,6% Others 27,2% Others

Funding sources 12 Non Interest Bearing Deposits QoQ Non Interest Bearing Deposits (Ch$ million) 3,258,032 0.2% 3,265,467 7,435 YoY Non Interest Bearing Deposits (Ch$ million) 2,944,949 10.9% 320,518 3,265,467 2Q'12 3Q'11 Funding Mix 3Q 11 Funding Mix 3Q 12 12,1% 9,6% 2,7% 23,4% Deposits and other liabilities payable on demand Savings accounts and time deposits Financial Liabilities 10,4% 12,8% 3,0% 23,9% Deposits and other liabilities payable on demand Savings accounts and time deposits Financial Liabilities 8,8% Interbank borrowings 6,9% Interbank borrowings Bonds Bonds 43,5% Other Liabilities 43,1% Other Liabilities

International funding diversification strategy 13 2012 Mexican Bond: US$ 76 million. 2011 Syndicated Loan in ASIA: US$325 million. 144A Bond (NY, USA): US$600 million (with a demand for US$ 3.000 and 245 bp over 5 years treasury. Commercial Paper (Miami, USA): US$ 400 (USCP Program for US$ 1.000 millions with the highest credit rating in USA: A1/P1 Standard & Poors/ Moodys). Mexican Bond: 1 st Latin American financial institution to issue an international bonds in the Mexican Market: US$ 172 million.

Operating Expenses & Efficiency 14 Operating Expenses/ Gross Operating Revenues QoQ Operating Expenses / Gross Operating Revenues (accumulated) 44.40% 90 bps 45.30% YoY Operating Expenses / Gross Operating Revenues (accumulated) 44.16% 114 bps 45.30% Jun'12 Sep'11 Operating Expenses 3Q 11 (Ch $90,676 Million) Operating Expenses 3Q 12 (Ch $101,710 Million) 10.2% 9.4% Staff & BOD Staff & BOD 34.4% 55.4% Operating Expenses 35.2% 55.4% Operating Expenses Other Expenses Other Expenses

Return on Equity & Assets 15 ROEA QoQ ROE YoY ROE 21.47% 19.50% -186 bps 17.64% -383 bps 17.64% Jun'12 Sep'11 QoQ ROA YoY ROA 1.54% 1.58% 1.37% 1.37% -17 bps -21 bps Jun'12 Sep'11 Source: Sbif

Capital Ratios 16 Capital Ratios QoQ Basic Capital / Risk Weighted Assets (Tier I) 9.58% 9.65% 7 bps YoY Basic Capital / Risk Weighted Asset (Tier I) 9.65% 9.27% 38 bps Jun'12 Sep'11 QoQ Total Capital / Risk Weighted Assets 13.88% 13.86% YoY Total Capital / Risk Weighted Assets 13.98% 13.86% -2 bps -12 bps Jun'12 Sep'11

Customer Base & Branch Network 17 Number of Checking Accounts 465,378 476,486 Number of Credit Cards 544,194 530,302 518,205 557,399 442,657 449,700 451,661 500,503 Sep'11 Dec'11 Mar'12 Jun'12 Sep'11 Dec'11 Mar'12 Jun'12 YoY Commercial Contact Points 369 383 YoY ATM's 1,319 1,315-0.3% 3.8% Sep'11 Sep'11

Ratings 18 Ratings International rating Standard & Poor s June 2012 Long-term Foreign Issuer Credit A Long-term Local Issuer Credit Short-term Foreign Issuer Credit A A-1 Short-term Local Issuer Credit A-1 Outlook Stable Moody s (*) June 2012 Long term Rating A1 Fitch Ratings July 2012 Foreign Currency Long-term Debt A- Local Currency Long-term Debt A- Foreign Currency Short-term Debt Local Currency Short-term Debt F1 F1 Viability a- Outlook Stable Bank Financial Stregth Rating C Short term Issuer Level Rating P-1 Outlook (*)Bank Deposit Ratings Stable Local rating Feller Rate Rating August 2012 Fitch Ratings Rating July 2012 Solvencia AA+ Corto Plazo N1+ Perspectivas Estables Largo Plazo AA+ DAP a más de 1 año AA+ Bonos AA+ Bonos AA+ Bonos subordinados AA- Bonos subordinados AA Acciones 1ª Clase Nivel 1 Acciones 1ª Clase Nivel 1 Rating Outlook Estable

Summary 19 Summary Bci s sound performance: Sustained growth in segments with potential and high profitability. Higher return than the market. Lower rate risk on a YoY basis and low NPL risk. Q3 Bci accumulated net income is one of the best in the banking industry (Bci -5,4% Banking System -13,2%). Conservative risk history and low solvency risk: Successful progress in the funding diversification strategy. Low liquidity risk policy allowed to acquire the highest international short term credit with Moody s and S&P. Proactive capitalization policy with high BIS ratio. Through a profitable and healthy growth, Bci continues to generate value for its shareholders.

Awards and Recognitions 2012 20 Awards and Recognitions 1 st place : Corporate Governance in Chile 2012 1 st place Bank of the year 2012 2 nd place in Most innovative companies in Chile 2012 4 th place: Safest Bank in LatinAmerica 2012 3 rd place: Corporate Transparency in Chile 2012 1 st Company in Chile to be Small Business Certified or Sello Pro Pyme - 2012

Q&A December, 2012 All forward-looking statements made by Banco de Crédito e Inversiones involve material risks and uncertainties and are subject to change based on various important factors which may be beyond the Bank's control. Accordingly, the Bank's future performance and financial results may differ materially from those expressed or implied in any such forward-looking statements. The Bank does not undertake to publicly update or revise the forward-looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that the projected results expressed or implied therein will not be realized. All amounts presented are in nominal terms.