Banco Santander Stock News

Spanish stocks have emerged as a standout performer in 2025, with the IBEX 35 index climbing nearly 30% year-to-date – outpacing major European and US benchmarks. The rally has been backed by robust economic growth, resilience corporate earnings, and favorable macroeconomic backdrop.

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Santander Bank, N.A. (“Santander Bank”) today announced findings from a new survey revealing that younger generations, especially Gen Z, were able to increase their savings in 2025. The survey found 58% of Gen Zers and 54% of Millennials increased their savings since the start of the year, ahead of their Gen X (47%) and Baby Boomer (39%) counterparts. According to the l...

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European banks have delivered strong returns since 2018, outperforming US peers and benefiting from improved balance sheets and higher interest rates. Despite high past returns and growing optimism, caution is warranted due to the sector's cyclical nature and slowing eurozone growth projections. Valuations remain attractive, with many banks trading below book value and offering appealing divide...

Sabadell shareholders on Wednesday unanimously approved the sale of its British unit TSB in what is seen as defensive play as it seeks to stop BBVA's around 15 billion euro ($17.36 billion) hostile takeover bid.

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The German reinsurer Hannover Re is exiting the investor consortium behind Viridium Group, and will be replaced by Santander Insurance and the family office of the co-founders of Partners Group, the companies announced on Friday.

Banco Santander Brasil's loan book is flat in real terms, but the risk mix is rising with more exposure to consumer finance and SMEs amid tightening credit. NPLs and write-offs are increasing, especially in SME lending, signaling credit stress as Brazil's macro environment cools. Valuation is fair for now with a 16% earnings yield, but short-term downside risk exists if the credit cycle worsens...