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Based on the most helpful WSO content, there isn't specific information available about Santander's London LevFin group, particularly regarding AN1 compensation or detailed exit opportunities. However, Santander has been noted for making moves in the market, such as poaching talent from Credit Suisse, which could indicate a focus on strengthening their LevFin capabilities.

For exit opportunities, general insights from LevFin roles suggest that exits often include credit funds, private debt, special situations, and occasionally private equity, though the latter may depend on the specific bank and team. Compensation at Santander for an AN1 would likely align with market standards for mid-tier banks, but exact figures aren't provided in the context.

If you're looking for more precise details, you might consider reaching out to current or former employees of Santander's LevFin team or exploring WSO threads for updates.

Sources: LevFin in London, Leveraged Finance Exit Opportunities, LevFin WLB-focused Exits and Other Questions, Leveraged Finance – 2017 Update

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