US EditionBbva Reviews Upwards the Risks of the Opa After the Sale of Tsb and Does Not Rule Out Giving up Sabadell
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15 Articles
The bank admits that retreating now has a high reputational risk and can cause "fluctuations" in the price of the share. More information: BBVA's opa is complicated by the strong support of Sabadell shareholders to its top in selling TSB.
BBVA reviews the risks of the public offer of acquisition (opa) launched on the Banc Sabadell. The financial institution presided over by Carlos Torres has now included the sale of TSB, the British subsidiary of the Catalan bank, as a factor to take into account in the resolution of the transaction. The uncertainty about the future of the purchase grows, although the Basque bank keeps the offer on the table.Continue reading...
The bank acknowledges uncertainty about the transaction and does not rule out withdrawal of the offer
The entity that presides Carlos Torres recognizes to the CNMV the "negative impacts" arising from the sale of TSB, the megadividend and the conditions imposed by the government
The entity that commands Carlos Torres admits the reputational damage that would take a setback in his offensive
Banco Sabadell throws the rest to retain its shareholders. Despite the uniqueness of the situation (two Extraordinary General Shareholders Meeting held on the same day of the...
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