Financial Retail

The Financial Retail division was created in 2005, after Paris Enterprises were purchased. It consists of five business areas: Seguros Paris (insurance), Viajes Paris (travel), Banco Paris (bank), credit cards (Paris, Easy Más and Jumbo Más cards) and Customer Development. Its main and most important objective is to strengthen the relationship with its customers and providing them with a better service through the interaction between the customers and Cencosud's branches.

Seguros Paris (Paris Insurance Company) | More information
Paris has significantly contributed to the development of the insurance industry in Chile. Seguros Paris has a selection of life, car, unemployment and home insurances available for its customers.

Viajes Paris (Paris Travel Agency) | More information
Viajes Paris has more than 18 branches distributed among Paris and Jumbo stores all along Chile. In addition, it is considered one of the top ten best travel agencies in Chile and the second among Chilean department stores.

Credit Cards | More information
Cencosud works with Más Jumbo, Más Paris and Más Easy credit cards, which can be used as an interchangeable method of payment in any of the company's businesses in Chile. Additionally, it can be used in more than 60 businesses from different areas, such as drugstores, gas stations, city transport companies, mobile phone operators and gyms, among others. The three credit cards constitute what is known as Circulo Más. Circulo Más is a loyalty program by which customers collect points which can be later used to redeem different products.

Banco Paris (Paris Bank) | More information
The main service offered by Banco Paris to its customers is consumer credit, followed by credit cards and mortgages. Other loans available for its customers are car loans, scheduled savings transfer from Más credit cards, Secure Future savings and crime insurance for Mastercard credit cards. All of these products help to maintain close links between the bank and its customers, as well as complementing its main offer, that is to say, consumer credit.