Post by account_disabled on Jan 16, 2024 23:06:14 GMT -5
The president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Ximo Puig , considered this Friday that "it would be a very positive milestone for the Valencian Community" if the entity resulting from the merger between Caixabank and Bankia maintained its headquarters in Valencia, although he has stressed his "respect "absolutely to the decisions made by these two private entities .
In recent days, the president of the Generalitat has maintained contacts with both entities regarding the possibility of a merger of the two banks ," reported the Valencian Executive. The Generalitat understands that "the logical and reasonable Whatsapp Number List thing would be for the headquarters of the resulting entity to be in the city of Valencia" , where both banks currently have their headquarters. Bankia and CaixaBank have confirmed to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) that they are studying the possibility of merging , although for the moment they have not reached any agreement on what would be the largest operation in the Spanish banking sector in two decades.
CaixaBank agreed at the end of 2017 to move its headquarters to Valencia due to the political crisis in Catalonia due to an imminent unilateral declaration of independence. The entity, which maintains its corporate headquarters in Barcelona, has since held its shareholder meetings in Valencia, where it also presents quarterly results. Likewise, Bankia has also had its headquarters in Valencia since the entity was created in 2010, the result of the merger of the Valencian Bancaja and Caja Madrid, among other entities.
In recent days, the president of the Generalitat has maintained contacts with both entities regarding the possibility of a merger of the two banks ," reported the Valencian Executive. The Generalitat understands that "the logical and reasonable Whatsapp Number List thing would be for the headquarters of the resulting entity to be in the city of Valencia" , where both banks currently have their headquarters. Bankia and CaixaBank have confirmed to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) that they are studying the possibility of merging , although for the moment they have not reached any agreement on what would be the largest operation in the Spanish banking sector in two decades.
CaixaBank agreed at the end of 2017 to move its headquarters to Valencia due to the political crisis in Catalonia due to an imminent unilateral declaration of independence. The entity, which maintains its corporate headquarters in Barcelona, has since held its shareholder meetings in Valencia, where it also presents quarterly results. Likewise, Bankia has also had its headquarters in Valencia since the entity was created in 2010, the result of the merger of the Valencian Bancaja and Caja Madrid, among other entities.