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Spanish government to open a public consultation over BBVA-Sabadell deal, PM says
Spanish government to open a public consultation over BBVA-Sabadell deal, PM says

Reuters

time05-05-2025

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  • Reuters

Spanish government to open a public consultation over BBVA-Sabadell deal, PM says

MADRID, May 5 (Reuters) - The Spanish government will open a public consultation over the proposed acquisition of Banco Sabadell ( opens new tab by its larger rival BBVA ( opens new tab, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Monday. "The Spanish government will open tomorrow a order to gather the opinion of citizens' organizations and associations," he said. His comments come after Spain's competition watchdog CNMC approved on Wednesday the deal subject to several remedies. The deal, valued at around 12 billion euros ($13.59 billion) when it turned hostile last May, is opposed by the Spanish government. Under Spanish law, the government cannot stop a bid from being made, but it has the final word on whether a merger goes ahead. Spain's economy ministry has now 15 business days to take the deal to a cabinet meeting.

Spain's market supervisor will wait for government to decide on BBVA-Sabadell deal
Spain's market supervisor will wait for government to decide on BBVA-Sabadell deal

Reuters

time26-02-2025

  • Business
  • Reuters

Spain's market supervisor will wait for government to decide on BBVA-Sabadell deal

MADRID, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Spain's stock market supervisor CNMV will wait for the government's decision and the competition watchdog's review of BBVA's ( opens new tab hostile bid for Sabadell ( opens new tab before deciding on the potential authorisation of the takeover prospectus, CNMV chief Carlos San Basilio said on Wednesday. In November, the antitrust watchdog said that BBVA's all-share offer for Sabadell, valued in April at more than 12 billion euros ($12.64 billion), must undergo a longer phase 2 review that could extend the process well into 2025 in a deal opposed by the government. Under Spanish law, the government cannot stop a bid from being made, but it has the final word on whether a merger goes ahead.

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