Broedel, acusado de presunto fraude por Itaú, sale de Santander tras dos años en el banco
El banquero se incorporó en 2024 a Santander para llevar las riendas de Intervención y Control. Leer
Brazilian banker Alexsandro Broedel has left Santander after two years with the bank, where he was responsible for strategy. Itaú, a Brazilian bank, accused Broedel of allegedly signing irregular contracts with suppliers for personal gain, while acting in a conflict of interest. Before being confirmed as Santander's Intervención y Control director, Itaú had hired Broedel in the summer of 2024 to replace José Doncel.
In response to the ongoing case, Santander temporarily halted Broedel's appointment and repositioned him within the Financial Direction of the group, where he has been handling strategy-related tasks. Broedel's exit from Santander followed a Brazilian court ruling in August this year, which sentenced him to pay Itaú around €480,000 for conflicts of interest and unauthorized personal benefits.
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