Inside Santander Chile's Strategic Shift: New CEO Takes Helm After Record-Breaking Year

Santander Chile announced that Andrés Trautmann Buc will take over as general manager, replacing Román Blanco Reinosa, who took office on August 1, 2022. “This change will take place on July 1, 2025 and, until then, Blanco will continue as head of the bank in the country, while Trautmann will continue to lead until that date the executive vice president of Santander Corporate & Investment Banking (CIB),” explained the firm in a statement. Trautm…

Victor Matarranz has announced that he leaves Banco Santander with the aim of undertaking "new adventures", according to the post that he has published on the social network Linkedin.Matarranz was until May 2024 global responsible for the asset and insurance management unit of the Cantabrian entity that presides Ana Botín, a position in which he was replaced by Javier García-Carranza.Since then, Matarranz remained in the bank as senior advisor t…

Banco Santander has undertaken a series of changes in its organizational structure that have included the appointment of new delegated advisers for the United States and Chile. Specifically, the entity has decided the regional directorates of Europe, South America and North America. This decision is part of Santander’s process of operating with global businesses rather than geographies, as announced months ago.

Christiana Riley, current head of North America, takes over from the US in place of Tim Wennes. In Chile, Andrés Trautmann, current local chief investment banker, takes Román Blanco’s witness as CEO. Read

Inside Santander Chile's Strategic Shift: New CEO Takes Helm After Record-Breaking Year

Santander Chile appoints Andrés Trautmann as CEO amid impressive financial performance, with 26% ROAE and 865B peso profit highlighting the bank's market-leading position in Latin America.

The historic private banker (manager of high estates) Victor Matarranz has announced that he leaves Banco Santander after almost 25 years and after having left his post to stop being an advisor to the CEO.According to the post published today on the social network Linkedin, his departure from Santander aims to undertake "new adventures", although he has not revealed what his fate will be. Matarranz was until May 2024 global responsible for the a…