Santander May a tender for banks Royal Bank of Scotland to start the business interests that have been suggested.
Bank Santander would be able to provide for the Royal Bank of Scotland's (RBS) account-based business class, it has been proposed.
An article in the Financial Times points out that under the competition rules of the Bank given the opportunity to provide for the 312 stores that are intended to RBS and the Lloyds Bank Group to be sold.
Currently, Santander - which owns Alliance & Leicester, Abbey and Bradford & Bingley - less than eight per cent share of the market for small business lending.
The publication stresses that they be able, handful of outlets that government regulations prevent any bank with more than 15 percent interest in a specific market will become.
Regulation means that Barclays and HSBC made bids for RBS branches, something that they might be on the lookout for accounts of banking companies of interest are avoided.
However, more new arrivals can - like Virgin - take advantage of that and the number of accounts in the UK they can offer customers.
The news comes as the Guardian recently reported that Tesco has refused to offer for Northern Rock and could instead on its own Financial Services banking services for businesses, mortgages and other products, offers its High Street stores to focus.
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