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BNC Banco Santander S.a.

417.00
9.50 (2.33%)
Last Updated: 13:10:04
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Banco Santander S.a. LSE:BNC London Ordinary Share ES0113900J37 ORD EUR0.50 (CDI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  9.50 2.33% 417.00 416.50 417.50 419.00 411.00 411.00 568,526 13:10:04
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 59.64B 11.08B 0.6999 7.79 86.25B
Banco Santander S.a. is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BNC. The last closing price for Banco Santander was 407.50p. Over the last year, Banco Santander shares have traded in a share price range of 257.00p to 419.00p.

Banco Santander currently has 15,825,578,572 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Banco Santander is £86.25 billion. Banco Santander has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.79.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/8/2016
09:02
Paying 5 quid per month to get 1.5% is just madness. Oh well, that's 40 grand of mine which will be withdrawn from here late Oct.
pierre oreilly
15/8/2016
10:01
123 Account interest rate to halve effective 1st Nov 2016
mortimer7
27/7/2016
07:54
FT comment on results:

Forex swings hit Santander profits



Still just ahead of analyst forecasts and manages a slight increase in dividend.

dendria
27/7/2016
07:38
Banco Santander ?s board of directors has announced its intention to distribute a EUR 0.21 dividend against the 2016 fiscal year, which would mean an increase of 5% of the dividend per share over 2015. Of this amount, EUR 16.5 cents would be paid in cash, 10% more than the prior year, and EUR 4.5 cents in cash or shares, depending on each shareholder's preference. Next August 1, the first dividend charged to 2016 results will be paid and it will be EUR 5.5 cents per share in cash, 10% more than the same period last year.
cabreado
27/7/2016
07:34
"- We continue to deliver on our commitments and reaffirm guidance of an increase in earnings and total dividend per share in 2016, despite worse than expected economic conditions.- We are improving the quality of our balance sheet (NPLs fell), solvency (core capital improved 9 bps, to 10.36%), and profitability (RoTE reached 11.1%). Customer loans and deposits grew by 4% and digital clients reached 19.1 million (+23%).- Our business in Brazil continues to perform even better than expected, delivering 6% growth in net profit in local currency.- We are investing in our people and improving digital and branch?based personal services for all our customers."Ana Boti?n, Group executive chairman of Banco Santander
cabreado
27/7/2016
07:31
Santander delivers profit of EUR 2.911 billion and reaffirms objective of increasing cash dividend per share by 10%and total dividend per share by 5% in 2016
cabreado
24/6/2016
05:07
It is well diversified across Europe and the Americas, but I think leave win will affect horribly banks today. 9% down I reckon. Bear times. Recession looming.
cabreado
21/6/2016
15:16
Remain I would say because the strength of British Banking can only aid the PIGS of the EU. Britain out means less heavyweights to support the lightweights of the EU Banking fraturnity
acamas
21/6/2016
11:44
will this company share price be better for GB to REMAIN or OUT ??
farmsted
12/5/2016
13:15
I don't know the rights and wrongs or who did what, in Brazil, but when I recently purchase some more BNC it was on the basis that things would sometime surely, eventually start to get better in that country.

Here's hoping.

pvb
12/5/2016
12:24
Dilma Rousseff out then share price up. Welcoming and interesting!
cabreado
11/5/2016
14:28
which enables shareholders to choose between cash or shares.

But only if your broker allows that choice...

pvb
07/5/2016
19:07
there is this page with updated info
hxxp://www.santander.com/csgs/Satellite?appID=santander.wc.CFWCSancomQP01&c=Page&canal=CSCORP&cid=1278707217015&empr=CFWCSancomQP01&leng=en_GB&pagename=CFWCSancomQP01%2FPage%2FCFQP01_PageDividendos_PT27

giammy85
07/5/2016
06:56
glammy85,

I did some filing yesterday and found out that a cash dividend was paid into my ISA in February. So I think I get 3 cash dividends and 1 share(DRIP) per year

acamas
06/5/2016
07:38
giammy85,

I think you need to contact the Company for a ruling. I think they have different rules for nominee shareholders. I believe because I elected DRIP I still get a few shares rather than cash. I should know more this month because it is a dividend payment month

acamas
05/5/2016
12:35
What is their dividend policy now? I cannot find any info.
I though they were paying 5cent every quarter, but by now the last ex-div was in October...

giammy85
03/5/2016
17:56
I'm looking to put my nob on the table for a risk/reward ratio marked at £1.95
sanks
27/4/2016
08:14
FWIW, BoA Merrills' take:-

SANTANDER - Big beat. Bottom line 8% ahead, PPP 1% beat & capital ahead.+1-2%

cwa1
27/4/2016
07:58
The bank's board of directors has announced its intention to distribute a dividend of EUR 0.21 against the 2016 fiscal year, which would imply an increase of 5% of the dividend per share with respect to 2015. Of this amount, EUR 16.5 cents will be paid in cash, a 10% increase with respect to last year, and EUR 4.5 cents with the Scrip Dividend program, which enables shareholders to choose between cash or shares.
cabreado
27/4/2016
07:55
? CUSTOMERS. Loans grew 4% to EUR 787,033 million. Deposits and mutual funds totaled EUR 760,628 million, up 4% over the first quarter of 2015.? RESULTS. Commercial revenues increased 6%, a half point more than costs, without the effect of currency exchange. In euros, revenue fell 5% and costs, 4%.? CAPITAL. Regulatory CET1 stood at 12.36%, exceeding the minimum required for 2016 (9.75%). Fully loaded CET1 capital increased 22 basis points in the quarter, to 10.27%, in line to exceed 11% in 2018.? DIVERSIFICATION. Europe contributed 61% to Group profit (U.K., 23% and Spain, 15%) and the Americas, 39% (Brazil, 18% and Mexico, 7%). Chile, Argentina, Portugal and Poland together contributed profits of EUR 374 million.? Spain: attributable profit was EUR 307 million (?10%). Loans to businesses and SMEs rose 2% and current accounts, 8%. More than one million customers have the 1I2I3 account, which continued to gain market share in payroll deposits and pensions.? United Kingdom: attributable profit was EUR 453 million (349 million pounds, 0%). Lending grew 3%, with 11% increase in financing to businesses and 5% in customer funds. After four years, the 1|2|3 account has 4.8 million clients.? Brazil: attributable profit totaled EUR 359 million (1,540 million reais, 0%). Loans fell 1% and customer funds rose 10%.? TRANSFORMATION. Santander reached 14 million loyal customers, with 10% growth in businesses and 8% in individuals. The 1|2|3 Strategy improved the risk profile of customers
cabreado
31/3/2016
13:22
the strength of the Spanish prop market reflects
the wider economy/recovery, prices have risen 25% in many area's
biggest buyers are from Belgium, not just recently, over last couple of yrs
now ther will be capitol flight to spain, apartments parque Santiago 3 fetching
up to 600k euros, Spanish CAF have swiped 500ml rail order off UK manufacturers,
the doomsters were bashing stan/chartered a few wks ago
has made over 20% recovery
BNC looks safer than barc/lloy/rbs but they have all come down
to fair value,
dyor

mike24
22/3/2016
12:43
Uh oh! What's this I hear about problems with auto loans in the US?
pvb
01/3/2016
10:35
The fact the EVERYBODY now seems to think an economic collapse is imminent makes me wonder if likely it ain't. ;-)
pvb
11/2/2016
20:49
Wonder which banks will be bailed out and which will go out of business... clearly a recession is on sight and we all are seeing it coming.
cabreado
11/2/2016
19:29
Greater things are yet to come
11 Feb'16 - 19:24 - 114852 of 114852 0 0




Note below just 5 hours ago ! Gold was £840, Now £860.. Heading back to £1100
very near term..

(Greater things are yet to come 11 Feb'16 – 14:06 – 114781 of 114842 2 0 edit)
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CB's are the New System Manics..


This is all so much and more than 2008/09. Leading Equities including HBOS,
all other banks had all fallen 25% to 33%.. Then Came the Real Collapses!


Shares have always been an "affinity scam". DOW/FTSE and others have all been
artificially pumped back up over last 5 years on air, QE, printed money and
gullable public so called "investing" (LOL) in brand new clever named Debt
financial instruments and schemes/pensions.. lol

>> One of the Big Shocks of "2008" was US Gov Debt breaching $10 Trillion...
In came globalised "regulation", screwing/blaming all banks etc Promising
that would be the solution - guaranteeing no such collapse again. Debt
being REDUCED,


>> INSTEAD in the real world; US Govt Debt has only gone up 90% to over
$19 trillion. UK's relative Debt is even worse, and worse than Greece.


What anybody still fool enough to be 'gambling' in shares doesn't "see" is
that 2008/2009 was NOT the great big worldwide economic earthquake collapse.
It was simply the direct Tremors to what is now just starting to unfold and
the inbound reality of 2016/2017.

Gold is moving up faster than ever before and will also break out very near
term, skyrocketing back to c £1100.

Does Shanghai open again tonight.. ? Because having been closed 3 days is it,
they're some way behind the falls in Nik, DOW, FTSE etc, since Monday.. lol


BDI at 290 only confirms systemic collapse in markets, currencies and worst
depression in all History 2016/2017 is inbound & just starting to emerge...

DYOR

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