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value-added products to corporate clients accounted for 29% of treasury results. The Group is also leader in the currency, fixed income and interest rate derivatives markets. In Argentina, the magazine Latin Finance awarded Banco Rio its "Local Currency Corporate Bond of the Year 2004" prize for a placement of Telefónica Argentina. Lastly, in Colombia we closed the first 100% structured deposit of local origin, making us one of the pioneers in this field. The second vector of the new structure is management of A 44 Information by secondary segments January - March 2005 corporate and institutional clients. In this area, the Group has segmented those clients who for reasons of complexity, potential and the multinational dimension of their activities require global management at Group level in order to integrate the Global Customer Relation Model. The aim is to boost customer revenue generation through a range of high value products and services. These global groups are managed by a team comprising a global account officer, local account officers in the markets where the client operates and product specialists. The total revenues generated by the Global Customer Relation Model increased 6% year-on-year, with Brazil up 22%. 43
January - March 2005 44 The share The Santander Central Hispano share The financial markets continued their positive trend, with both Spain’s Ibex-35 and the Dow Jones reaching their highest levels of the last three and a half years. However, the surge in oil prices, the uncertainty over their strength and the quarter point increase in the Fed funds rate reduced part of the gains. In this environment, the Santander share ended the first quarter at EUR 9.39, 2.85% higher than the closing price of 2004. This was in line with the Euro zone (EuroStoxx 50: +3.54%) and slightly more than Spain’s market (Ibex-35: +1.96%). Capitalisation The market value of Santander Central Hispano at the end of the first quarter was EUR 58,728 million, an increase of EUR 16,528 million over the same period of 2004. The rise was due to the higher share price and the increase in number of shares after the capital increase of November 2004. Grupo Santander is the largest bank in the Euro zone by this yardstick and ninth in the world. The share’s weighting in the EuroStoxx 50 is 3.70% and 16.49% in the Ibex-35. Trading The number of shares traded during the first quarter was 4,346 million for an effective value of EUR 40,358 million, the highest of Spain’s banks and with a liquidity ratio of 69%. The number of shares traded in the first quarter of 2004 was 36.26% higher and the value increased 37.44%. The average daily number of shares traded was 71 million. Regarding the friendly bid for Abbey National plc ("Abbey"), Banco Santander announced it was seeking a secondary listing on the LSE. Initially it was estimated that the listing process would be completed during the first half of 2005. However, because of the entry into force of European Directive 2003/71/EC of November 4, 2003, it is now estimated that the listing will be obtained, under the new directive, in early July, assuming, as expected, that the directive forms part of English Law no later than July 1st. As a consequence, the “free dealing facility” that the Bank put in place because of the acquisition of Abbey will be maintained until the shares are listed. In any case, the Bank will make a new announcement once the listing is approved. Shareholder remuneration On February 1, Santander Central Hispano paid a third interim dividend charged to 2004 earnings of EUR 0.0830 per share. On May 1, a fourth dividend was paid of EUR 0.0842 per share. The total dividend charged to 2004 earnings that the Board will propose to the Shareholders’ Meeting is EUR 0.3332 per share, 10% more than in 2003. The Santander Central Hispano share Shareholders and trading data 31.03.2005 Shareholders (number) 2,578,094 Shares outstanding (number) 6,254,296,579 Average daily turnover (no. of shares) 71,238,965 Share liquidity* (%) 69 Dividend per share euros First interim dividend (01.08.04) 0.0830 Second interim dividend (01.11.04) 0.0830 Third interim dividend (01.02.05) 0.0830 Fourth interim dividend (01.05.05) 0.0842 Price movements during the year Beginning (30.12.04) 9.13 High 9.83 Low 8.94 Last (31.03.05) 9.39 Market capitalization (millions) 58,728 Stock market indicators Price / Book value (X) 1.76 P/E ratio (X) 12.35 (*).- Number of shares traded during the year / number of shares A 45
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value-added products to corporate clients accounted for<br />
29% of treasury results. The Group is also leader in <strong>the</strong><br />
currency, fixed income and interest rate derivatives<br />
markets.<br />
In Argentina, <strong>the</strong> magazine Latin Finance awarded <strong>Banco</strong><br />
Rio its "Local Currency Corporate Bond of <strong>the</strong> Year<br />
2004" prize for a placement of Telefónica Argentina.<br />
Lastly, in Colombia we closed <strong>the</strong> first 100% structured<br />
deposit of local origin, making us one of <strong>the</strong> pioneers in<br />
this field.<br />
The second vector of <strong>the</strong> new structure is management of<br />
A 44<br />
Information by secondary segments<br />
January - March 2005<br />
corporate and institutional clients. In this area, <strong>the</strong> Group has<br />
segmented those clients who for reasons of complexity,<br />
potential and <strong>the</strong> multinational dimension of <strong>the</strong>ir activities<br />
require global management at Group level in order to<br />
integrate <strong>the</strong> Global Customer Relation Model. The aim is to<br />
boost customer revenue generation through a range of high<br />
value products and services.<br />
These global groups are managed by a team comprising a<br />
global account officer, local account officers in <strong>the</strong> markets<br />
where <strong>the</strong> client operates and product specialists. The total<br />
revenues generated by <strong>the</strong> Global Customer Relation<br />
Model increased 6% year-on-year, with Brazil up 22%.<br />
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