Calyon

Chile

Calyon Chile was set up in 1987, and belongs to the Calyon Americas network. This representative office offers tailored solutions to large corporations and financial institutions, and gives them access to the expertise of the Group's specialist teams.

Capital markets

Calyon Chile operates in the following areas:
  • forex (spot, forward, structured FX),
  • interest rate and currency derivatives (local and cross-border products),
  • structured products (linked notes, guaranteed-capital instruments).

Transactions are carried out through the New York trading room. Since Chile is a major copper producer, Calyon has a specialized representative of its commodity markets unit (member of the London Metals Exchange) working out of Calyon London.

Fixed-income transactions are carried out by the New-York teams.
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Investment banking

Calyon Chile works with the team of Latin American specialists in New-York, and offers customers a high value added advisory service in the field of corporate finance (acquisitions, asset sales, financial restructurings, joint ventures and business valuations).
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Structured finance

Calyon Chile is one of the few French banks to offer local companies a comprehensive range of financing products:
  • project financing,
  • corporate loans,
  • export credit with coverage from ECAs (export credit agencies).

The representative office specialises in the mining, telecoms, energy and transport industries.
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Syndicated loans

Calyon Chile underwrites and distributes large loan transactions via its New York syndication teams.

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Cash management and e-banking

Calyon Chile offers its Chilean banking customers US dollar and euro clearing services.
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International Support to Middle Market Client Network

The offices of Crédit Agricole's International Support to Middle market clients network (ISM) assist Crédit Agricole's mid-cap corporate customers in their international operations, by providing a thorough knowledge of the local environment as well as by securing access to a wide spectrum of banking services abroad.

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