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- Page 7 and 8: Letter from the chairmanEmilio Bot
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- Page 11 and 12: The crisis has shown we are a solid
- Page 13 and 14: Letter from thechief executive offi
- Page 15 and 16: 13Grupo Santander has shown it canp
- Page 17 and 18: I believe we can be veryoptimistic
- Page 19 and 20: 17Board of directors meeting room,
- Page 21 and 22: 19Executive committeeRisk committee
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- Page 31 and 32: 29Grupo Santander resultsGrupo Sant
- Page 33 and 34: 31Santander Branch NetworkThe busin
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- Page 39 and 40: 37Grupo Santander Brazil obtainedat
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- Page 43 and 44: 41Sovereign’s integration into Gr
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51Thousand year-old olive trees in
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53El consejo propondrá a la junta
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551. Ownership structure1. Number o
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574. Resolutions in effect regardin
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59Mr Luis Alberto Salazar-Simpson B
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612. Powers and dutiesThe basic res
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654. Executive chairman and chief e
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6712. Appointment, re-election and
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6915. Committees of the boardGenera
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71Attendance at meetings of the boa
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73• Separate voting on matters su
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754. Banco Santander’s senior man
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774. WebsiteSince 2004, the Group
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79Finally, the board believes it is
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Consolidated Financial Report 82Inf
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83Summary of 2009 for Grupo Santand
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85- The UK: the Group remained focu
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87• Both in 2008 and 2009 the ext
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89Gross income and expenses% variat
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91Balance sheetMillion eurosAssetsV
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93Credit risk management*Million eu
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95Customer funds under managementBi
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97Total equity and capital with the
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991. Principal segments or geograph
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101Continental Europe• Revenue gr
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103Santander Branch Network• Grow
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105Gains on financial transactions,
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107Better evolution of Nordic count
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109ActivityAgainst a backdrop of a
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111United Kingdom• Double digit g
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Latin AmericaMillion eurosIncome st
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115In the countries where Santander
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Latin America. Main unitsMillion eu
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119- Banco Real’s customers have
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121As a result of this strategy, th
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123The pace of growth in savings in
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125• Creation of a solid structur
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127Corporate Activities• Reduced
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129Retail Banking. Income statement
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1312) Corporate FinanceThis area (i
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133Asset Management and Insurance
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135Continental Europe, which contri
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Executive Summary 138Corporate prin
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139Credit risk exposure in Spain(pa
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141• Limiting risks. The aim is t
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143• Ensure that the Group’s ac
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1453. Credit riskMain advances in 2
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147B. Evolution of the magnitudes i
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1493.3 Metrics and measurement tool
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151D. Distribution of EaD and expec
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1533.5 Credit risk cycleRisk manage
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155Analysis of the mortgage portfol
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157Acquisition of property assets (
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159In the case of Spain (Santander
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161This model operates in all phase
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163B. Credit risk by activities in
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165Notional OTC derivative products
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167The decline was largely due to B
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169They include analysis of scenari
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171C. Structural exchange-rate risk
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173Histogram of VaR by risk factor
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175Backtesting of business portfoli
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177b) Latin America(1) Quantitative
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179B3. Management of financing and
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181All of this enables the Group to
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183E. Exposures related to complex
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185The different phases of the tech
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187In addition to this risk profile
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189The global committee of new prod
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191Internal validation of internal
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193Continental Europe and Latin Ame
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199Code of conduct in the securitie
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201are analysed on a centralised ba
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203without IFRS2004 2003 2002 2001