The potential sale of Sabadell's British unit TSB to Santander could further complicate BBVA's hostile takeover bid for the ...

Garanti BBVA Kripto will include both crypto trading pairs in Turkish liras, U.S. dollars and trading between cryptocurrencies, expanding local market access to digital assets and creating a ...

Spain’s government decided to conduct its own review of BBVA SA’s bid for rival Banco Sabadell SA, after the country’s antitrust watchdog last month cleared the offer with some conditions.

BBVA is launching a new version of its app in Spain, with a unique native code that is “scalable and exportable” to all countries where the bank operates.

BBVA Argentina’s inflation adjusted net income in 1Q25 was $81.6 billion, 16.2% above the $70.2 billion reported on the fourth quarter of 2024 (4Q24), and 53.2% higher than the $53.3 billion ...

BBVA has created an internal library, known as ChatGPT Store, which already has 1,000 bots available for use across its business. According to BBVA, the ChatGPT Store “helps users locate the ...

BBVA SA will continue to seek growth in US investment banking regardless of current market turmoil, Chief Financial Officer Maria Luisa Gomez-Bravo said. Spain’s second-biggest bank increased ...

It has particularly built a strong base in the SME segment. Morocco offers vast opportunities for BBVA, one of the most profitable banks in Europe. In 2024, BBVA posted €10 billion in profits. The ...

Related: BBVA’s crypto journey began in Switzerland BBVA’s foray into crypto began in Switzerland, where it launched Bitcoin custody and trading services for private banking clients in June 2021.

BBVA also stresses that Blue works solely in the banking domain. Unlike other virtual assistants that can address a variety of topics, it focuses exclusively on the customer’s information and ...

As BBVA shares have fallen to 9.300 euros as of Tuesday's closing from 10.90 euros when the offer was first made, the premium is now around 7%, taking into account BBVA's adjusted offer.

BBVA requires the acceptance of 50.1 per cent of Sabadell shareholders for the offer to succeed. It must also gain the approval of the European Central Bank and regulators in Spain, the UK and Mexico.