Santander y BBVA: 10.000 millones para crecer y dar dividendos
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Santander and BBVA have announced a 10,000 million euro allocation to fuel growth and boost dividends. Santander leads with a surplus of 6,168 million euros, while BBVA follows with an excess of 3,811 million. Both banks are meeting their internal capital targets, with Santander projecting over 20,000 million euros in profits by 2028, ensuring their solvency stays above 13% from next year onwards.
BBVA, despite a weaker CET1 ratio due to dividends and share buybacks, plans to distribute 36,000 million euros to shareholders over its 2025-2028 strategy. CaixaBank, Sabadell, Bankinter, Unicaja, and Bankinter also have varying degrees of excess capital and dividend policies, with CaixaBank setting a stricter CET1 target and Bankinter maintaining a 50% payout ratio.
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