Overview and Key Players
In 2025, Santander Mexico once again led in client emissions within the local debt capital market, securing a 25.1% share, equivalent to nearly 84 billion pesos, with an annual growth of 13%, according to data from Bloomberg.
Consistent Leadership
Santander Mexico has solidified its position as the leading issuer of third-party emissions in the local debt capital market for the fourth consecutive year.
Diverse Sectors
The bank participated in a total of 56 emissions during 2025, with 14 (25%) tagged under ASG (environmental, social, and governance) criteria. The emissions spanned various sectors, including telecommunications, infrastructure, automotive, finance, and even the public sector.
New Emission Participants
The bank facilitated transactions with new issuers and institutions that returned to the market after several years of absence.
- Notable transactions included those by América Móvil, Banco Invex, Bancomext, Banobras, CFE, Ferromex, Fibra Uno, Fonacot, Gobierno de la Ciudad de México, Grupo Bimbo, Nafin, and the Secretaría de Hacienda, among others.
Commitment to 2026 and Beyond
Santander Mexico reaffirmed its commitment to continue supporting the country’s development and promoting it as an investment destination through its activities in capital markets in 2026.
“According to Bloomberg data, we closed 2025 with a market share of 25.1%, equivalent to 83,991 billion pesos, with a 13% increase compared to the previous year,” said Santiago Cortina, Deputy Director General of Santander Corporate & Investment Banking México.
Key Questions and Answers
- Who is Santander Mexico? Santander Mexico is a prominent financial institution in Mexico, offering banking services and playing a significant role in the country’s capital markets.
- Why is Santander Mexico’s leadership in client emissions important? Santander Mexico’s leadership signifies its strong position and influence in the local debt capital market, facilitating crucial transactions across various sectors and supporting Mexico’s economic growth.
- What sectors did Santander Mexico participate in during 2025? Santander Mexico participated in emissions across diverse sectors, including telecommunications, infrastructure, automotive, finance, and the public sector.
- What is the significance of ASG-tagged emissions? ASG (ambientales, sociales y de gobernanza) tagged emissions indicate that these projects adhere to environmental, social, and governance criteria, promoting sustainable development.
- What does Santander Mexico’s commitment to 2026 entail? Santander Mexico aims to continue supporting the country’s development and promoting it as a reliable investment destination through its activities in capital markets.
