Banco Santander Río SA
Overview
Santander Río (formerly Banco Río de la Plata) navigates the financial waters in South America. One of Argentina's largest banks, Santander Río serves approximately 1 million customers through more than 200 branches. Its services include saving and checking accounts, certificates of deposit, and Visa and American Express credit cards. The bank's lending activities consist primarily of automobile, agricultural, and mortgage loans. The company also provides insurance, private banking, foreign exchange, and investment services, including mutual funds. Spain's Grupo Santander controls 99% of Santander Río.
Sample OverviewKey Numbers from Hoover's UK
Key financials for Banco Santander Río SA
| Company Type | Subsidiary of Grupo Santander |
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| Fiscal Year-End | December |
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Key People from Hoover's UK
Key people and executives for Banco Santander Río SA
| Chairman | José L. E. Cristofani (Subscribers see complete biographies -- view sample)
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Top Competitors from Hoover's UK
Top competitors of Banco Santander Río SA
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Industry Information from Hoover's UK
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Banking
- Banking - Latin America(primary)
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