Santander chair Ana Botín speaks at ChileDay Madrid 2026 as bank unveils USD 800 million Chile investment plan

By Public Technologies
  • Santander Chile used ChileDay Madrid 2026 to unveil a USD 800 million investment plan for Chile over the next three years.
  • USD 550 million to be funded by the local bank; USD 250 million by the Santander Group.
  • Spending to target technology transformation, branch network upgrades, Campus Santander development; includes a recently completed life annuity acquisition.
  • Chair Ana Botín highlighted technology and AI as key to lifting productivity, positioning the plan as part of a long-term commitment.


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