Santander taps Japan’s Dentsu to build new SME international trade platform
Set to launch in Q2 2025, the platform will aim to “simplify international trade for the world’s SME community”.
Set to launch in Q2 2025, the platform will aim to “simplify international trade for the world’s SME community”.
Juan Franco takes over from Kush Saxena, who is stepping down for “personal reasons”.
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The solution is first being made available to merchants in Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Mexico.
Santander says Openbank will initially offer US customers “a competitive high yield savings product”.
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Enabling Apple’s customers in Germany to split or defer payments when purchasing goods at physical or online stores.
Iberpay will serve as the clearing and settlement mechanism, through Santander, for OCT Inst transactions.
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Openbank is currently live in Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal and Argentina.
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Nikkilä joins Santander from ING, where he is currently serving as head of global retail transformation.
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Reuters reports Santander is making at least 50 new hires in a push to become a major investment banking player.
A deal could be made in the next few months with the unit valued at around £250m, Sky News reports.
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The bank is expecting to invest up to €300m in the strategic partnership.
Dual Run is built on top of the technology developed in-house by Santander.
The increase in shared banking hubs comes as retail banks continue to pull out of the country’s high streets.
The two firms will collaborate to develop “invisible banking” solutions that improve client-to-bank connectivity.
He will replace José Antonio Álvarez as group CEO next year, following a transition period.
Santander Bank N.A. has appointed Pierre Habis as the new chief consumer and digital transformation officer.
Santander expects to fully complete the transition within the next two to three years.
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Fnality, Nivaura and Adhara teamed up with NatWest and Santander for the proof-of-concept pilot.
Already live in Germany, Santander now plans to roll out the service in the Netherlands and Spain.
The partnership plans to offer a solution that streamlines cross-border trade.
Santander’s Ana Botín also calls for further banking integration across the bloc.
PagoNxt plans to bolster the development of its payments service Getnet.
Santander Global Connect will roll out in phases through the year.
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Santander is “very well placed against large European banks”, says the bank’s global CTO.
Isle of Man and Jersey users switching over to Temenos platform.
Roll-out of Prosper has already started in Denmark.
The bank says all 840 affected staff will be offered new roles.
Spanish multinational to deploy Planixs’ Realti system.
“Vaccination is the most important economic policy for 2021,” says Botín.
Kapoor joins after three years at the major international bank.