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19??–1998	1998–2001	2001–2009	2009–2019	2018–2019	2019–present

Banco Sud Americano

19??–1998

1998–2001

Banco Sud Americano 1998

Scotiabank Sud Americano

2001–2009

Logoscotiabanksudamericano

Scotiabank

2009–2019

2018–2019

After the merging with BBVA Chile, Scotiabank started using a wordmark-only logo in ads.

2019–present

Logoscotiabankchile2019

◄	Scotiabank Azul

Scotia Chile

V • T • E

Global operations

Canada | Dominican Republic | USA | México | Chile¹ | Perú | Guatemala | Panama | Colombia

Other assets
Canadian Tire Bank (20%)² | Caja Cencosud Scotiabank³ (Tarjeta) | Financiera CrediScotia | Scotiabank Arena | Profuturo | Scotiabank Colpatria | Scotiabank Theatre

Defunct
Scotiabank Azul⁴ | El Salvador⁵

¹In Chile, since September 13th 2021, the commercial name is the shortened one of Scotia.
²Majority-owned by Canadian Tire.
³In Perú only.
⁴Previously the Chilean variant for BBVA; in 2018, the variant was bought by Scotiabank and, on November 4th 2019, the process of merger with Scotiabank Chile (now simply Scotia Chile) was completed.
⁵Sold to Banco Cuscatlan.

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