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Banco Santander achieved an underlying profit of €1,908 million in the first half of 2020, down 48%, due to an increase in loan-loss provisions attributable to the covid-19 pandemic. While the pandemic has had a significant impact on customer activity, the underlying performance of the business was strong, supported by resilient customer revenues, higher than expected cost reductions, robust credit quality and good organic capital generation.
Today, Santander, Bradesco and Itaú Unibanco, Brazil's three largest private banks, announced a comprehensive plan aimed at effectively driving sustainable development of the Amazon. The plan includes ten measures targeting the three areas considered the top priority for the region: environmental conservation and the development of a bioeconomy; investment in sustainable infrastructure; and the guarantee of basic human rights in the Amazon.
The 20 winners will receive €20,000 each to carry out their projects, receive mentoring, hold roadshows to raise finance, and receive media coverage.
Santander received the “Excellence in Leadership” award for its covid-19 response in Europe and was also named Best Bank for SMEs in Western Europe and Latin America, Best Bank in Spain and Portugal, and Best Investment Bank in Portugal.
Registration is from 27 July to 8 September, and young people from all over Brazil are expected to take part in the selection process.
The companies were ranked on the basis of the opinions women expressed in the annual survey on internal working environments, the percentage of women in leading positions, and the companies' practices in women's development.
The companies were ranked on the basis of the opinions women expressed in the annual survey on internal working environments, the percentage of women in leading positions, and the companies' practices in women's development.
The EIB is providing this loan as part of its initial package of emergency measures to support European companies. Some of the funds will go to businesses operating in the agri-food sector and to investment in renewing transport fleets.
