US EditionPressure on the Government to Decline Its Opa Decision Growing
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The countdown for the government of Pedro Sánchez to decide on the opa launched by BBVA to take control of Sabadell has started with the unexpected public intervention of Brussels, warning the executive that it should not put obstacles in it. Pressure in the opposite direction to that exerted by the Catalan economic world and by the rest of Spain and the partners of the government, especially Sumar, with the second vice president and minister of…
May 6, 2025.- “We have recently seen political interventions in Italy against the agreement between Unicredit and BPM and the same could happen in Spain if discretionary conditions are imposed to derail the transaction. If this happens, Spain risks becoming ‘another Venezuela’ and that could be a big blow for the banking sector and the Spanish Stock Exchange.” This is an excerpt from Alantra’s analysts’ report that was published 24 hours after P…
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