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- Page 21: ATTRIBUTABLE PROFIT* 2007BY GEOGRAP
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NET LOAN LOSS PROVISIONSVariationMi
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CUSTOMER LOANSVariationMillion euro
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CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT (*)Variation
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CUSTOMER FUNDS UNDER MANAGEMENTBill
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SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY AND MINORITY I
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1. PRINCIPAL SEGMENTS OR GEOGRAPHIC
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CONTINENTAL EUROPEContinental Europ
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SANTANDER BRANCH NETWORKThe Santand
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• The consumer unit, which groups
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New loans rose 6% as a result of a
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year earlier, and coverage was 117%
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UNITED KINGDOM (ABBEY)Abbey continu
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LATIN AMERICAVariationMillion euros
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LATIN AMERICANET OPERATING INCOME A
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LATIN AMERICA. MAIN UNITSBrazil Mex
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Attributable profit was 17.6% highe
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CHILESantander Chile is the largest
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The focus in 2007 was on boosting r
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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND EQUITY STA
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RETAIL BANKING. RESULTSGross operat
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Of note in Mergers and Acquisitions
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ASSET MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCEThis
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Its objective is to achieve global
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ANNUAL REPORT 2007RISK MANAGEMENTIN
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2. CREDIT RISKCredit risk is the po
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DISTRIBUTION OF LENDING BYGEOGRAPHI
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MORTGAGE PORTFOLIO UNITED KINGDOMMi
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CONCEPT OF EXPECTED LOSSAs well as
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2.3 TEST OF REASONABLENESS IN EXPEC
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2.5 MONITORING AND CONTROL SYSTEMSA
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OTC DERIVATIVES DISTRIBUTION BY NET
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coordinates management of the rest
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Coordination with other areasEvery
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HISTOGRAM OF VaR BY RISK FACTORMill
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EVOLUTION OF RISK (VAR) OF THE STRU
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MATURITY AND REPRICING GAPSStructur
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In Latin America, the larger volume
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E. STRUCTURED FINANCING OPERATIONSG
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GRUPO SANTANDER: DISTRIBUTION OF TH
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• Appropriate confirmation of ope
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INTERNAL VALIDATION OF INTERNAL RIS
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Grupo Santander’s capital plannin
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Of the 28 products approved as of N
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ANNUAL REPORT 07GRUPO SANTANDER’S
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ANNUAL REPORT 2007AUDITORS’ REPOR
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2. The relative importance of fees
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Santander GroupConsolidated balance
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Translation of consolidated financi
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Santander GroupConsolidated cash fl
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StandardsObligatory Applicationin t
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Following the submissions phase, in
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standard tax rate for income tax pu
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indirectly half or more of the voti
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- Loans and receivables: this categ
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All derivatives are recognised in t
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In Millions of EurosFair Value Reas
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2. It is effective in offsetting ex
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- The various types of risk to whic
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2. Country risk allowance:Country r
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Depreciation is calculated, using t
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An impairment loss recognised for g
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When the requirements stipulated in
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Post-employment benefits are recogn
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Group plc, Fortis N.V. and Fortis S
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ut, unless expressly authorised oth
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d) Off-shore entitiesAt 31 December
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Thousands of EurosInterim dividends
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Thousands of Euros2007 2006 2005Tot
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The amounts in the “Accrued pensi
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Concessions GrantedExercisedOptions
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million at 31 December 2007 (31 Dec
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Director Corporate Name Number of S
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8. OTHER EQUITY INSTRUMENTSa) Break
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Thousands of Euros 2007 2006 2005Ba
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) DetailFollowing is a detail, by l
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This amount, after deducting the re
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12. NON-CURRENT ASSETS HELD FOR SAL
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14. INSURANCE CONTRACTS LINKED TO P
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) Property, plant and equipment for
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At least once per year (or whenever
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20. DEPOSITS FROM CENTRAL BANKS AND
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22. MARKETABLE DEBT SECURITIESa) Br
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23. SUBORDINATED LIABILITIESa) Brea
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25. PROVISIONSa) BreakdownThe break
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3. The estimated retirement age of
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Plan assetsPost-Employment PlansMil
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The changes in the present value of
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The changes in the present value of
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- LANETRO, S.A.: claim (ordinary la
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27. TAX MATTERSa) Consolidated Tax
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d) Tax recognised in equityIn addit
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28. MINORITY INTERESTS“Minority i
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30. SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY“Shareh
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) BreakdownThe breakdown of the bal
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35. OFF-BALANCE-SHEET ITEMS“Off-b
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The detail of the cumulative credit
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Additionally, following is a detail
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40. INCOME FROM EQUITY INSTRUMENTS
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44. INSURANCE ACTIVITY INCOME“Ins
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47. SALES AND INCOME FROM THE PROVI
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c) Share-based paymentsi. The BankI
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- Monte Carlo valuation model: perf
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In 2005 the Group designed a Medium
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51. OTHER OPERATING EXPENSESThe bre
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Millions of Euros 31 December 2005A
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54. GEOGRAPHICAL AND BUSINESS SEGME
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Millones de Euros 2007 2006Financia
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Millions of Euros 2007 2006AssetAss
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Millions Of Euros 2005Associatesand
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B. CREDIT RISKCredit risk is the po
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operational risks and related mitig
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) Net interest margin (NIM) sensiti
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• Thus, in Latin America the exce
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Role of insurance in operational ri
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Procedures Manual for the Marketing
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Appendix ISUBSIDIARIES OF BANCO SAN
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Appendix ISUBSIDIARIES OF BANCO SAN
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Appendix IILISTED COMPANIES IN WHIC
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Appendix IVNOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISI
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The Group holds 66,822,519,695 ordi
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Translation of a report originally
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commercial banking units (Santander
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The figures for this area reflect o
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The Group’s gross loans and recei
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These figures illustrate the Group
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Furthermore, as part of the celebra
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- Green loans. In the United Kingdo
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OUTLOOKThe economic outlook for 200
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• In Insurance, the Group will ta
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Significant direct and indirect own
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- Powers of the General MeetingAs p
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This Committee has been permanently
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Banco Santander, S.A. Balance Sheet
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Proposed Distribution of Income (31
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Banco Santander, S.A. Balance Sheet
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APPENDICESREPUTATIONAL RISK AND THE
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Grupo Santander’s prevention syst
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HISTORICAL DATA 1997-2007Without IF
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