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Below are the latest news stories about BANCO SANTANDER (BRASIL) SA that investors may wish to consider to help them evaluate BSBR as an investment opportunity.
Bank urges customers to ‘remain guarded’ against scams over festive seasonSantander UK said two customers had made claims on Christmas Day last year after falling victim to the family and friends WhatsApp impersonation scam. |
Banco Santander (SAN) Buys Stake in U.S Real Estate PortfolioBanco Santander (SAN) acquires a 20% stake in a U.S. multifamily real estate loan portfolio for $1.1 billion from the FDIC, which will hold 80% in a JV with the bank. |
Santander buys 20% stake in $9B Signature multifamily portfolioThe FDIC will retain an 80% interest in the portfolio, and the Spanish bank will service all of it. The bank paid $1.1 billion for its share. |
Santander Bank Wins Stake in Remaining Signature Rent-Regulated Pool With $1.1B BidSantander Bank was awarded a minority stake in the remaining balance of Signature Bank (SBNY)’s rent-regulated loan portfolio by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., the agency announced Wednesday. The FDIC gave Santander a 20 percent equity interest in a joint venture of roughly $9 billion of loans backing rent-stabilized or rent-controlled properties in New York City following a $1.1 billion bid. An 80 percent stake in the JV will be maintained by the FDIC. |
Santander Buys Stake in Signature Bank Loan Portfolio for $1.1 Billion(Bloomberg) -- The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. struck another deal to offload a portion of real estate loans from Signature Bank.Most Read from BloombergVilified Zero-Day Options Blamed by Traders for S&P DeclineS&P Logs Worst Day in Two Months, Bonds Power On: Markets WrapThe Hedge Fund Traders Dominating a Massive Bet on BondsTrump Barred From Colorado Ballot in Unprecedented RulingCitigroup Is Exiting Distressed Debt Trading The FDIC sold a 20% stake in a venture that holds roughly $9 bil |
Spain's Santander to buy stake in US real estate portfolio for $1.1 billionMADRID (Reuters) -Spain's Santander on Wednesday said it bought 20% of a U.S. real estate portfolio for $1.1 billion from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which will retain 80% in a joint venture with the bank. Under the deal, Santander will service 100% of the assets in the portfolio. The $9 billion portfolio of New York based multifamily real estate assets was in the hands of the FDIC following the failure of Signature Bank in the United States earlier this year. |
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UPDATE 1-Santander to buy BNP Paribas' Mexico asset management businessGrupo Santander's asset management arm has reached an agreement to buy BNP Paribas' asset management operation in Mexico, the Spanish bank said on Wednesday. Santander, which did not disclose the financial details of the purchase, said it would allow the bank to strengthen its institutional investor business, which it said was one of its key long-term strategies. "Wealth management and insurance is one of the fastest-growing global businesses for the group, and Mexico is one of our main markets," said Victor Matarranz, Santander's global head of wealth management and insurance. |