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Quarterly Financial Report September 30, 2018

Table of Contents I. Financial Statements 1 Balance Sheet Income Statements II. Main Financial Ratios 2 III. Details of Loan Portfolio 3 IV. Details of Paid-in Capital 5 For further information, please visit our web site at: www.caf.com Contacts: Gabriel Felpeto Tel: +57 (1) 743.7327 e-mail: gfelpeto@caf.com Antonio Recine Tel: +57 (1) 743.7251 e-mail: arecine@caf.com Janet Rea Tel: +57 (1) 743.7398 e-mail: jrea@caf.com Thais Aponte Tel: +57 (1) 743.8066 e-mail: taponte@caf.com Diego Bein Tel: +57 (1) 743.7337 e-mail: dbein@caf.com Julián Torrado Tel: +57 (1) 743.0581 e-mail: jtorrado@caf.com DISCLAIMER THE FOLLOWING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD STATED THEREIN ARE FOR GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. THE AFOREMENTIONED STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN INDEPENDENTLY AUDITED NOR APPROVED BY CORPORACIÓN ANDINA DE FOMENTO S BOARD OF DIRECTORS. AS SUCH, SAID FINANCIAL STATEMENTS MAY MATERIALLY CHANGE. CORPORACIÓN ANDINA DE FOMENTO ( CAF ) DOES NOT EXPRESS ANY OPINION AS TO THE STATEMENTS THEMSELVES OR THE RESULTS THEREIN. ADDITIONALLY, CAF DOES NOT GUARANTE IN ANY MANNER THE ACCURACY OF THE CONTENTS THEREIN AND DOES NOT TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR USE. NOTHING IN THIS DOCUMENT SHALL BE INTERPRETED AS A WAIVER OF THE IMMUNITIES AND PRIVILEGES GRANTED TO CAF BY ANY OF ITS SHAREHOLDER COUNTRIES.

I. Financial Statements (unaudited) Balance Sheet (In thousands of US$) September 30, 2018 2017 Assets Liquidity 12,305,241 12,359,762 Loan portfolio 24,108,629 23,042,953 Allowance for losses -67,358-79,671 Equity investments 449,032 397,799 Other assets 1,502,363 1,339,038 Total Assets 38,297,907 37,059,881 Liabilities Deposits received 3,053,750 2,410,930 Commercial paper 979,278 2,395,574 Bonds 19,649,721 18,716,168 Borrowings and other obligations 1,359,932 1,465,935 Other liabilities 1,489,185 1,138,998 Total Liabilities 26,531,866 26,127,605 Stockholders' Equity Paid-in capital (includes additional paid-in capital) 8,721,511 8,034,799 Reserves 2,877,970 2,801,571 Retained earnings and other 166,560 95,906 Total Stockholders' Equity 11,766,041 10,932,276 Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity 38,297,907 37,059,881 Income Statement (In thousands of US$) For the nine months ended September 30, 2018 2017 Income Interest 940,784 742,877 Other 9,432 6,553 Total Income 950,216 749,430 Expenses Interest 593,950 452,602 Provisions 19,580 40,041 Administrative 111,694 104,964 Other 9,858 12,016 Total Expenses 735,082 609,623 Operating income 215,133 139,807 Ineffectiveness arising from fair value hedges and other changes in fair value 1,522 9,548 Contributions to Stockholders Special Funds 50,095 53,058 Net Income 166,560 96,297 CAF s Quarterly Financial Report 1

II. Main Financial Ratios (based on unaudited interim figures) As of September 30, 2018 2017 Profitability ROA 0.77% 0.49% ROE 2.53% 1.70% Net Interest Margin 1.32% 1.11% Asset Quality Overdue Loans (principal, thousands of US$) 165,571 9,321 Non-accrual loans (thousands of US$) 115,154 111,335 Overdues /Loan portfolio 0.69% 0.04% Non-Accruals / Loan Portfolio 0.48% 0.48% Allowance/Loan portfolio 0.28% 0.35% Loans written-off in the period (thousands of US$) 22,000 26,660 Capitalization Gearing (times) 2.1 2.2 Leverage (times) 2.3 2.4 Liquidity Liquid Assets/ Financial Liabilities 49.1% 49.5% Liquid Assets / Total Assets 32.1% 33.4% CAF s Quarterly Financial Report 2

III. Details of Loan Portfolio Loan portfolio distribution by country (in US$ thousands): As of September 30, As of December 31, 2018 2017 2017 2016 2015 Argentina 3,581,598 2,960,908 3,207,732 2,839,947 2,771,280 Barbados 85,681 82,619 86,650 85,000 50,000 Bolivia 2,490,376 2,382,149 2,483,765 2,211,132 2,027,045 Brazil 1,900,866 2,466,084 2,116,352 1,984,105 2,060,065 Chile 295,000 230,000 305,000 111,000 20,000 Colombia 2,604,101 2,512,612 2,516,203 2,339,206 2,080,181 Costa Rica 89,795 102,299 89,872 113,570 119,588 Dominican Republic 221,495 222,248 251,764 212,064 224,096 Ecuador 3,456,529 3,391,754 3,437,558 3,317,875 3,044,551 Jamaica 0 4,022 0 4,496 5,085 Mexico 0 84,854 305,000 381,729 225,646 Panama 1,794,689 1,373,256 1,503,012 1,464,317 1,288,004 Paraguay 416,109 338,039 418,669 337,105 290,515 Peru 2,201,560 2,320,844 2,279,635 2,274,512 2,297,980 Portugal 0 0 300,000 0 0 Spain 0 17,543 0 44,203 177,671 Trinidad and Tobago 480,000 300,000 0 0 0 Uruguay 1,058,584 1,026,624 1,044,167 935,256 654,827 Venezuela 3,433,253 3,228,619 3,285,490 3,320,841 3,094,364 Total 24,109,636 23,044,474 23,630,869 21,976,358 20,430,897 Adjustment* -1,007-1,521-2,796 723-105 Total 24,108,629 23,042,953 23,628,073 21,977,081 20,430,792 * Fair value adjustment on hedging activities Loan portfolio by country as of September 30, 2018 Paraguay 1.7% Panama 7.4% Trinidad and Tobago 2.0% Peru 9.1% Uruguay 4.4% Venezuela 14.2% Argentina 14.9% Barbados 0.4% Bolivia 10.3% Ecuador 14.3% Dominican Republic 0.9% Costa Rica 0.4% Colombia 10.8% Chile 1.2% Brazil 7.9% CAF s Quarterly Financial Report 3

Loan portfolio distribution by institutional sector (in US$ thousands): As of June 30, As of December 31, 2018 2017 2017 2016 2015 Public Sector 20,699,329 19,369,470 20,201,026 18,773,300 16,822,700 Private Sector 3,410,307 3,675,004 3,429,843 3,203,058 3,608,197 Total 24,109,636 23,044,474 23,630,869 21,976,358 20,430,897 Adjustment* -1,007-1,521-2,796 723-105 Total 24,108,629 23,042,953 23,628,073 21,977,081 20,430,792 * Fair value adjustment on hedging activities Loan portfolio by institutional sector as of September 30, 2018 Private Sector 14% Public Sector 86% CAF s Quarterly Financial Report 4

IV. Details of Paid-in Capital Paid-in Capital as of September 30, 2018 (in US$ thousands): ORDINARY CAPITAL Stockholders Series "A" Series "B" Series "C" Total Ordinary % Argentina 1,200 502,020 503,220 9.8% Bolivia 1,200 275,290 276,490 5.4% Brazil 1,200 444,400 445,600 8.6% Colombia 1,200 884,125 885,325 17.2% Ecuador 1,200 264,725 265,925 5.2% Panama 1,200 152,455 153,655 3.0% Paraguay 1,200 150,055 151,255 2.9% Peru 1,200 922,085 923,285 17.9% Trinidad & Tobago 1,200 117,285 118,485 2.3% Uruguay 1,200 158,620 159,820 3.1% Venezuela 1,200 843,390 844,590 16.4% Barbados 17,610 17,610 0.3% Chile 27,705 27,705 0.5% Costa Rica 16,455 16,455 0.3% Dominican Republic 43,975 43,975 0.9% Jamaica 910 910 0.0% Mexico 76,835 76,835 1.5% Portugal 8,850 8,850 0.2% Spain 230,125 230,125 4.5% Commercial Banks 2,400 2,400 0.0% Total 13,200 4,716,850 422,465 5,152,515 100% Paid -in capital as of September 30, 2018 Venezuela 16.4% Spain 4.5% Others 3.8% Argentina 9.8% Bolivia 5.4% Uruguay 3.1% Brazil 8.6% Trinidad and Tobago 2.3% Peru 17.9% Paraguay 2.9% Panama 3.0% Ecuador 5.2% Colombia 17.2% CAF s Quarterly Financial Report 5