This performance was positively affected by Banco Popular’s incorporation and the greater stake in Santander Asset Management and negatively by exchange rates.
This performance was positively affected by Banco Popular’s incorporation and the greater stake in Santander Asset Management and negatively by exchange rates.
Excluding Corporate Centre and Real Estate Activity Spain
The information shown above in relation to the different units has been prepared in accordance with homogeneous management criteria for the whole Group and may therefore differ from the information published for each company on an individual basis.
Profit of EUR 125 million, 52% higher year-on-year, largely due to lower provisions and cost control. Both Santander Bank and Santander Consumer USA registered strong profit growth.
Attributable profit of EUR 931 million, 21% more year-on-year. Growth was largely due to the increase in commercial revenues, and also benefitted from Banco Popular’s integration. All units increased the profit in this period, most notably Spain with a profit of 455 million and growth of 26%.
In an environment of some uncertainty because of Brexit and tough competition, attributable profit was 21% lower at EUR 320 million. This was due to pressure on spreads and investments in strategic and regulatory projects and increased provisions over the first quarter of 2017 with a cost of credit of almost zero.
Profit of EUR 1,099 million, 23% higher year-on-year. Growth was underpinned by the good performance of net interest income and fee income, reflecting the rise in volumes and higher spreads. Of note were those obtained by Brazil, with EUR 677 million (+27%), and Mexico, with EUR 175 million (+14%).
United States:
Profit of EUR 125 million, 52% higher year-on-year, largely due to lower provisions and cost control. Both Santander Bank and Santander Consumer USA registered strong profit growth.
Continental Europe:
Attributable profit of EUR 931 million, 21% more year-on-year. Growth was largely due to the increase in commercial revenues, and also benefitted from Banco Popular’s integration. All units increased the profit in this period, most notably Spain with a profit of 455 million and growth of 26%.
United Kingdom:
In an environment of some uncertainty because of Brexit and tough competition, attributable profit was 21% lower at EUR 320 million. This was due to pressure on spreads and investments in strategic and regulatory projects and increased provisions over the first quarter of 2017 with a cost of credit of almost zero.
Latin America:
Profit of EUR 1,099 million, 23% higher year-on-year. Growth was underpinned by the good performance of net interest income and fee income, reflecting the rise in volumes and higher spreads. Of note were those obtained by Brazil, with EUR 677 million (+27%), and Mexico, with EUR 175 million (+14%).
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Q1'18 | EUR | Constant EUR |
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Net interest income | 8,454 | 0.6 | 11.0 |
Gross income | 12,151 | 1.0 | 11.4 |
Net operating income | 6,387 | (1.5) | 9.8 |
Profit before taxes | 3,689 | 11.4 | 23.2 |
Attributable profit to the Group | 2,054 | 10.0 | 22.2 |