Which Chilean exchange, founded in 1893, is the country’s principal stock market?

The Santiago Stock Exchange is Chile’s principal stock exchange and was founded in 1893. It is also known as Bolsa de Comercio de Santiago, reflecting its role as a broad securities marketplace.

The exchange lists and trades shares, fixed-income instruments, investment funds, and other financial products. Its central position reflects Santiago’s importance as Chile’s financial and commercial center.

The exchange is commonly associated with the IPSA index, Chile’s leading equity benchmark. IPSA is not the exchange itself; it is an index tracking selected companies listed on the Santiago market. Chile also has the Valparaíso Stock Exchange, but that is a separate institution.