Santander Deutschland in the news

Openbank, formerly Santander, offers a range of credit cards from free basic options to premium models, each with distinct benefits, fees, and suitability for different user needs, including everyday spending and travel.

Openbank, formerly Santander, provides a free BestGiro current account in Germany, including a Visa Debit card and free cash withdrawals at CashPool ATMs, combining fee-free banking with limited branch access.

RBC lowered Santander's price target to 13.25 euros due to revised profit forecasts.

Openbank is the rebranded Santander Consumer Bank AG in Germany, offering a full range of banking services while retaining existing customer contracts and conditions, though some technical issues have been noted.

Santander Consumer Bank AG in Germany is rebranding its products and operations as Openbank, effective September 28, 2026, offering new customer incentives while maintaining existing customer conditions.

Openbank Deutschland, part of the Santander Group, offers new customers a 4.0% interest rate on Tagesgeld for the first four months, then 2.0% after, aligning its digital offerings under the Openbank brand.

Openbank Deutschland AG, a new Santander subsidiary, has relaunched its operations in Germany, consolidating digital and branch activities and offering new customer incentives.

Santander is consolidating its German online and branch businesses under the Openbank brand.

Santander Germany is rebranding to "Openbank by Santander" to consolidate commercial activities and digitally reorient, while maintaining its vehicle financing business.

Santander's German operations are rebranding to Openbank by Santander, a change that will gradually be implemented across all customer touchpoints, emphasizing digital and personal customer service.

Openbank is rebranding all Santander products in Germany under its own name starting September 28, 2026, including product names and the company's legal entity.

Santander in Germany is rebranding as Openbank by Santander, combining digital banking with physical branches and offering new customer incentives, including high-interest savings and instant loans.

Santander Deutschland is rebranding to Openbank by Santander, signaling a new phase of digital development while reaffirming its focus on vehicle financing and expanding digital services for customers and partners.

Santander's German private customer division has rebranded to Openbank, impacting 3.1 million customers, but existing contracts and data remain unchanged.

The article discusses Santander's decision to close its Openbank operations in Germany, with further details requiring a premium subscription to Finanz-Szene.

Banco Santander shares traded in Germany closed at 12.68 Euros on September 23, 2026, with trading volume indicating significant activity and the next earnings report due on October 28, 2026.

UBS has maintained its 'Buy' rating for Santander with a 14.30 Euro price target, noting a seasonal but less severe decline in its US auto securitization business in August.

On September 21, 2026, Banco Santander's stock closed higher on Xetra, outperforming the DAX, supported by a confirmed 'Buy' rating from UBS.

Banco Santander's stock closed with a moderate gain on Xetra, supported by an ongoing share buyback program and a strong European banking sector.

Santander is restructuring its German business with a focus on leasing, as indicated by a premium article on Finanz-Szene.