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Quarterly Financial Report June 30, 2017

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 Isabella Grisanti Tel: +58 (212) 209.65-37 e-mail: igrisanti@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$) June 30, 2017 2016 Assets Liquidity 12.726.401 11.611.880 Loan portfolio 22.234.622 21.181.130 Allowance for losses -73.401-56.876 Equity investments 398.388 361.891 Other assets 1.176.253 1.230.909 Total Assets 36.462.263 34.328.934 Liabilities Deposits received 2.949.576 2.754.310 Commercial paper 2.121.718 2.128.637 Bonds 18.181.507 17.296.891 Borrowings and other obligations 1.417.893 1.428.657 Other liabilities 1.161.378 996.833 Total Liabilities 25.832.072 24.605.328 Stockholders' Equity Paid-in capital (includes additional paid-in capital) 7.767.200 6.955.886 Reserves 2.801.571 2.678.853 Retained earnings and other 61.420 88.867 Total Stockholders' Equity 10.630.191 9.723.606 Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity 36.462.263 34.328.934 Income Statement (In thousands of US$) For the six months ended June 30, 2017 2016 Income Interest 478.305 394.655 Other 6.266 41.567 Total Income 484.571 436.222 Expenses Interest 295.289 212.222 Provisions 34.609 21.677 Administrative 68.410 64.135 Other 5.632 9.949 Total Expenses 403.940 307.983 Operating income 80.632 128.239 Innefectiveness arising from fair value hedges and other changes in fair value 10.066-9.788 Contributions to Stockholders Special Funds 28.496 29.299 Net Income 62.202 89.152 CAF s Quarterly Financial Report 1

II. Main Financial Ratios (based on unaudited interim figures) As of June 30, 2017 2016 Profitability ROA 0,45% 0,73% ROE 1,54% 2,47% Net Interest Margin 1,06% 1,21% Asset Quality Overdue Loans (thousands of US$) 7.515,0 9.718,0 Non-accrual loans (thousands of US$) 111.591,0 104.835,0 Overdues /Loan portfolio 0,03% 0,0% Non-Accruals / Loan Portfolio 0,50% 0,49% Allowance/Loan portfolio 0,32% 0,27% Loans written-off in the period (thousands of US$) 26.660,0 23.730,0 Capitalization Gearing (times) 2,2 2,2 Leverage (times) 2,3 2,4 Liquidity Liquid Assets/ Financial Liabilities 51,6% 49,2% Liquid Assets / Total Assets 34,9% 33,8% CAF s Quarterly Financial Report 2

Details of Loan Portfolio Loan portfolio distribution by country (in US$ thousands): As of June 30, As of December 31, 2017 2016 2016 2015 2014 Argentina 2.856.869 2.748.712 2.839.947 2.771.280 2.718.009 Barbados 85.000 85.000 85.000 50.000 0 Bolivia 2.357.471 2.083.312 2.211.132 2.027.045 1.909.509 Brazil 2.500.103 2.371.938 1.984.105 2.060.065 1.932.414 Chile 125.000 0 111.000 20.000 0 Colombia 2.478.714 2.210.899 2.339.206 2.080.181 1.768.619 Costa Rica 105.352 116.578 113.570 119.588 128.627 Dominican Republic 229.768 223.293 212.064 224.096 172.458 Ecuador 3.367.258 3.199.619 3.317.875 3.044.551 2.824.501 Jamaica 4.184 4.797 4.496 5.085 5.628 Mexico 86.729 90.000 381.729 225.646 127.526 Panama 1.330.393 1.371.393 1.464.317 1.288.004 1.254.545 Paraguay 350.814 306.382 337.105 290.515 249.271 Peru 2.068.573 2.468.394 2.274.512 2.297.980 2.333.123 Portugal 0 0 0 0 15.000 Spain 17.543 155.933 44.203 177.671 191.875 Uruguay 1.020.315 667.808 935.256 654.827 509.247 Venezuela 3.252.023 3.075.663 3.320.841 3.094.364 3.001.625 Total 22.236.109 21.179.721 21.976.358 20.430.897 19.141.977 Adjustment* -1.487 1.409 723-105 2.110 Total 22.234.622 21.181.130 21.977.081 20.430.792 19.144.087 * Fair value adjustment on hedging activities Loan portfolio by country as of June 30, 2017 Paraguay 1,6% Panama 6,0% Mexico 0,4% Jamaica 0,0% Ecuador 15,1% Portugal Uruguay 0,0% Spain 4,6% 0,1% Dominican Republic 1,0% Peru 9,3% Costa Rica 0,5% Colombia 11,1% Venezuela 14,6% Chile 0,6% Argentina 12,8% Barbados 0,4% Brazil 11,2% Bolivia 10,6% CAF s Quarterly Financial Report 3

Loan portfolio distribution by institutional sector (in US$ thousands): As of June 30, As of December 31, 2017 2016 2016 2015 2014 Public Sector 18.168.441 17.562.715 18.773.300 16.822.700 15.564.049 Private Sector 4.067.668 3.617.007 3.203.058 3.608.197 3.577.928 Total 22.236.109 21.179.722 21.976.358 20.430.897 19.141.977 Adjustment* -1.487 1.408 723-105 2.110 Total 22.234.622 21.181.130 21.977.081 20.430.792 19.144.087 * Fair value adjustment on hedging activities Loan portfolio by institutional sector as of June 30, 2017 Private Sector 18% Public Sector 82% CAF s Quarterly Financial Report 4

III. Details of Paid-in Capital Paid-in Capital as of June 30, 2017 (in US$ thousands): ORDINARY CAPITAL Stockholders Series "A" Series "B" Series "C" Total Ordinary % Argentina 1.200 442.115 443.315 9,2% Bolivia 1.200 250.015 251.215 5,2% Brazil 1.200 425.210 426.410 8,9% Colombia 1.200 846.820 848.020 17,6% Ecuador 1.200 251.620 252.820 5,2% Panama 1.200 118.380 119.580 2,5% Paraguay 1.200 119.690 120.890 2,5% Peru 1.200 882.750 883.950 18,4% Trinidad & Tobago 1.200 117.285 118.485 2,5% Uruguay 1.200 136.870 138.070 2,9% Venezuela 1.200 843.390 844.590 17,5% Barbados 17.610 17.610 0,4% Chile 27.705 27.705 0,6% Costa Rica 16.455 16.455 0,3% Dominican Republic 39.575 39.575 0,8% Jamaica 910 910 0,0% Mexico 58.785 58.785 1,2% Portugal 7.350 7.350 0,2% Spain 198.695 198.695 4,1% Commercial Banks 2.060 2.060 0,0% Total 13.200 4.436.205 367.085 4.816.490 100% Paid -in capital as of June 30, 2017 Venezuela 17,5% Spain 4,1% Trinidad and Tobago 2,5% Others 3,5% Argentina 9,2% Bolivia 5,2% Brazil 8,9% Uruguay 2,9% Paraguay 2,5% Panama 2,5% Peru 18,4% Ecuador 5,2% Colombia 17,6% CAF s Quarterly Financial Report 5