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Spain clears BBVA’s bid to buy Sabadell with new conditions; shares up
Investing.com -- Spain’s government is preparing to set additional conditions for approving BBVA’s €14 billion ($16 billion) hostile takeover bid for Sabadell, according to local newspaper La Vanguardia, which cited unnamed sources.
Spain's BBVA is considering whether to go ahead with its bid for Sabadell after conditions imposed by the Spanish government ...
Spain’s decision to delay a possible merger of BBVA SA with Banco Sabadell SA is leaving analysts divided over whether the ...
The Spanish government has rubber-stamped the proposed merger between BBVA and Banco Sabadell but with strict conditions that ...
The Spanish government has imposed a three-year delay on BBVA’s ability to integrate operations with Banco Sabadell as a condition on its €14bn hostile takeover bid, in a move that could derail the ...
Futures data from IG suggests a positive start for European markets, with London's FTSE looking set to open 0.3% higher at ...
BBVA Chairman Carlos Torres on Monday called for a clarification on the potential sale of Sabadell's British unit TSB and ...
The BBVA Chair recalled this Wednesday that the BBVA Sabadell transaction has received over 27 approvals, including from the ...
Spain's Sabadell said it had received preliminary non-binding expressions of interest for its British unit TSB and will ...
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