Santander (SAN SM) is planning to let more bankers use WhatsApp (META) after some complained the existing partial ban is hurting business, Bloomberg reports citing sources

Santander's decision to allow more bankers to use WhatsApp could enhance their internal communications and client engagement, addressing business concerns.

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This move may signal a shift toward more flexible communication strategies in the banking sector, potentially impacting productivity and collaboration across European banks. However, it remains to be seen if this will set a precedent for regulatory scrutiny or influence other banks' policies on communication tools.

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