Banco Geral do Comércio[]
1968-1997[]
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Banco Santander do Brasil[]
1997-2001[]
Then in 1997, Spanish financial service company Banco Santander took over the Banco Geral, and all branches were converted into Santander in all branches.
2001-2006[]
Santander Banespa[]
2006-2008[]
Santander merged with Banespa, the largest bank in São Paulo, to form Santander Banespa. The branding was until 2008.
Santander[]
2008-2018[]
All former Banespa in some branches were all converted into Santander.
2018-present[]
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