Santander's Brazil-listed units have slumped while the Spanish parent soars, opening a record valuation gap and talk of a buyout of the local arm.
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—The slump. Santander Brasil units (SANB11) have fallen about 21% in 2026, the worst run among Brazil’s largest banks.
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