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Ana Botín Announces that She Will Be the Last Member of Her Family at the Head of Santander

The president of the bank claims that none of her three children intend to succeed her, although she considers it "important" for a member of the Botín to remain on the board of directors

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In the interview she claims that none of her children want to succeed her and that she doesn't want them to work with her at the bank either.

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The president of the bank claims that none of her three children intend to succeed her, although she considers it "important" for a member of the Botín to remain on the board of directors

·Pamplona, Spain
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The president of the entity dismisses that one of her three children takes over and opens the door to a new model of corporate governance with professional management Iberdrola mobilizes 300 suppliers to invest 6 billion in networks

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Banco Santander faces one of the great unknowns of its institutional future: who will assume the presidency when Ana Botín decides to leave office. The banker confirmed this Tuesday that she will be the last member of her family to lead the entity, a statement that puts an end to the expectation of a fifth generation ... Continue reading "The succession of Ana Botín stirs the future of Santander: Grisi, Hutchins and Álvarez enter the quinielas"

·Madrid, Spain
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The executive president of Banco Santander also defended the importance of maintaining the family's presence on the board of directors, in order to preserve the institution's long-term values and vision.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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After 12 years in front, Botín has set itself the goal of the bank reaching 500 million customers before leaving

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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