Spain's Santander Group planted its flag in Brazil in 1982 and spent two decades buying its way to the top table. Today its Brazilian arm is the country's fifth-largest bank — and quietly the subject of one of Latin American finance's most-watched ownership questions. Full nameBanco Santander (Brasil) S.A. Tickers / exchangeSANB11 (B3, São Paulo); BSBR (NYSE ADR) HeadquartersSão Paulo, SP, Brazil SectorFinancial Services — Regional Bank Employees49,107 Market valueR$144.4bn (US$28.0bn) Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)R$45.7bn (US$8.9bn) Net profit (TTM, implied)R$12.9bn (US$2.5bn) Net margin28.2% (RT) Return on equity10.5% Price-to-earnings13.1× Dividend yield0.5% …
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