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BICE Inversiones Corredores de Bolsa SA (BICE) is the brokerage subsidiary of Banco BICE SA, which is ultimately held by Bicecorp SA. The firm is headquartered in Santiago, Chile and was founded in 1984. BICE provides brokerage services to their clients.

Valores Security SA Corredores de Bolsa (Valores Security) is the brokerage subsidiary of Banco Security SA, itself a subsidiary of Grupo Security SA (SA: SECURITY) in Chile, a financial conglomerate which was established in 1991. The firm is comprised of Inversiones Security Administradora de Fondos, Inversiones Security Corredores de Bolsa, Inversiones Security Asesorias and Inversiones Security Securitazadora. Valores Security is based in Las Condes. They are supported by the Inversiones Security Research Department, with whom they share the philosophy of aiming to provide corporate and private clients with comprehensive asset management advice including access to expert advice on pension planning, estate planning and inheritance tax issues, corporate organization, and insurance.

AFP Habitat SA (Investment Management) is the investment management division of AFP Habitat SA (SA: HABITAT), itself a subsidiary of Camera Chilena de la Construccion AG in Chile. Part of the Chilean Private Pension System, AFP Habitat was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Santiago. AFP Habitat manages five pension funds which differ mainly in the maximum percentage that each fund may invest in equities, which generally defines each fund's level of risk.

Credicorp Capital SA Corredores de Bolsa (Credicorp Capital) is a brokerage firm headquartered in Santiago, Chile. The firm was founded in 1985 and formerly known as IM Trust SA Corredores de Bolsa. They are a subsidiary of Credicorp Capital Chile SA, ultimately held by Credicorp Ltd. (NYSE: BAP) in Peru. Credicorp Capital provides Corporate Finance, Assets and Equity Management, and Capital Market services to a wide range of clients, including institutional investors, corporations and high net-worth individuals in Chile, Colombia, and Peru.