FY´24 Highlights

>130 k

point of sales

16,792

employees

19.5 mn

total customers

€ 642 mn

underlying attributable profit

45.9 %

C/I

6.4 %

RoTE

>130 k

point of sales

16,792

employees

19.5 mn

total customers

€ 642 mn

underlying attributable profit

45.9 %

C/I

6.4 %

RoTE

About us

Santander’s Digital Consumer Bank Europe is one of our growth initiatives created  by the combination of two successful businesses: Santander Consumer Finance (SCF) and Openbank.  

  • SCF is Europe’s consumer finance leader. Every year more than six million people initiate a business relation with SCF through a car loan, a consumer loan or a credit card (among other products). SCF operates in 16 European markets through more than 130,000 points of sale. Besides being among the Top 3 by size in most of its markets, its outstanding efficiency and risk management capabilities enable SCF to grow its business while keeping a good credit quality.
     
  • Openbank, Santander’s 100% digital bank, is the European online banking leader by managed customer funds. It uses an innovative and efficient banking platform developed inhouse.

Santander’s Digital Consumer Bank’s aim  is to convert single product relationships into full banking customers through other banking products.

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Non-IFRS and alternative performance measures 

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