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Banco Santander (Brasil) held a Board of Directors meeting on August 11, 2025 and approved the creation of a new Innovation and Technology Committee. The Board approved the Committee's Internal Charter, which sets a minimum of five members, designates one as Coordinator, and establishes one-year terms with reappointment permitted. The Board elected Nitin Prabhu as Coordinator and named seven committee members to serve until the next Board installation following the 2026 Ordinary Shareholders Meeting.
The Board also elected Deborah Stern Vieitas to the Sustainability Committee and confirmed that committee's composition, naming Cristiana Almeida Pipponzi as Coordinator and listing three additional members; all appointments are interim until the first Board meeting after the 2027 Ordinary Shareholders Meeting.
Banco Santander (Brasil) – 6-K, 30 Jun 2025 (figures in R$ ‘000)
- Profitability: 1H25 net profit fell 23% YoY to 5.14 bn; Q2 profit dropped 45% to 1.99 bn. Operating income before tax declined 32% to 6.60 bn.
- Revenue mix: Net interest income rose 9% YoY to 29.8 bn, helped by higher volumes in trading and ALM. Net fee income inched up 2% to 8.41 bn. Market-related gains swung to +3.79 bn from a –1.05 bn loss.
- Credit quality: Impairment charges jumped 22% to 17.39 bn, including a R$4.33 bn post-model overlay reflecting a tougher macro outlook. Non-recoverable loans closed at 43.7 bn (+9% YTD); coverage ratio improved as allowance rose to 38.3 bn.
- Efficiency & costs: Administrative expenses grew 4.8% to 10.48 bn; cost-to-income rose to 31% (vs. 30%).
- Balance sheet: Assets 1.24 trn (+0.1% YTD). Customer loans at AC contracted 5% to 532.9 bn; customer deposits fell 3% to 587.2 bn. CET1 supportive: equity climbed 2.9% to 123.3 bn, helped by OCI improvement from reclassifying R$23.19 bn of ALCO securities to amortized cost (+514 m net of tax).
- Liquidity & cash: Operating cash flow swung to +21.6 bn (1H24: –7.6 bn). Cash & equivalents 86.0 bn (+28%).
- Capital instruments: Tier I perpetual bills held at 7.96 bn; total eligible debt up to 24.3 bn.
Key takeaway: Solid NII and trading gains were offset by sharply higher loan-loss provisions and shrinking loan/deposit volumes, driving a notable earnings contraction amid a more challenging credit environment.