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Banco Santander is one of the largest banking and financial service company in Europe and Ibero-America, serving 12000 branches worldwide. With the total assets of 1.52 trillion euros, it has become one of the largest banks in Spain, in terms of net assets.
Banco de Santander[]
1857–1949[]
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Banco Santander[]
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1989–1999[]
Banco Santander Central Hispano[]
- See also: Banco Central Hispano
1999–2001[]
2001–2007[]
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Santander[]
2007–2018[]
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2018–present[]
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