Banco Sabadell

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Banco Sabadell, S.A.
Type Sociedad Anónima
Traded as BMADSAB
Industry Financial services
Founded 1881
Headquarters Sabadell, Spain
Key people Josep Oliu Creus (Executive chairman), Jaume Guardiola (CEO)
Products Banking, bancassurance, asset management
Employees 10,699 (end 2011)
Website www.grupbancsabadell.com
Banco Sabadell's tower in Barcelona

Banco Sabadell (Spanish: [ˈbaŋko saβaˈðel]; Catalan: Banc Sabadell [ˈbaŋ səβəˈðeʎ]) is the fifth-largest banking group funded by private Spanish capital. It includes several banks, brands, subsidiary and holding companies spanning the whole range of financial business. Specialising in commercial banking, it has a significant penetration in the company and medium and high level private customer market. It has a network of 1,387 offices employing a total of 10,699 staff. It is quoted on the Madrid Stock Market (SAB) and forms part of the IBEX 35 index.

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[edit] History

  • 1881: Founded in Sabadell, province of Barcelona, on 31 December 1881.
  • 1965: Starts territorial expansion.
  • 1978: London, first branch of the international network.
  • 1986: Introduction of remote banking.
  • 1988: Creation of Sabadell Banca Privada.
  • 1996: Acquisition of NatWest España: Solbank project.
  • 2000: Incorporation of Banco Herrero.
  • 2001: Floated on the stock market.
  • 2002-2004: Introduction of multi-brand strategy.
  • 2004: Acquisition of Banco Atlántico.
  • 2004: Inclusion in IBEX 35.
  • 2006: Acquisition of Banco Urquijo.
  • 2007: Acquisition of TransAtlantic Bank, Miami.
  • 2008: Zurich, new Bancassurance partner.
  • 2009: Acquisition of Mellon United National Bank (Miami).
  • 2010: Founding of Sabadell United Bank.
  • 2010: Acquisition of Banco Guipuzcoano.
  • 2010: New plan CREA 2010-2013.
  • 2011: Launching of the SabadellGuipuzcoano brand.
  • 2011: Acquisition of Lydian Private Bank (Miami).
  • 2011: Selected as winning bidder for Caja de Ahorros del Mediterráneo (CAM).

[edit] Bank brands

  • SabadellAtlántico: the group’s leading brand in the Spanish market. Present throughout Spain except in SabadellGuipuzcoano and Banco Herrero territories. Involved in commercial (mainly retail) and corporate banking.
  • SabadellGuipuzcoano: formerly Banco Guipuzcoano. The group’s brand in Navarre, La Rioja and the Basque Country. Involved in retail and corporate commercial banking.
  • Banco Herrero: the bank’s only brand in Asturias and León. Operates with a commercial banking model concentrating on retail and corporate customers. The top banking network in Asturias and one of the leading networks in León.
  • SabadellSolbank: the group brand specialising in the retail market for long-term foreign residents in Spain and companies operating in the residential tourism sector.
  • ActivoBank: leading brand in the Spanish on-line banking market. Retail banking model for customers operating in the financial markets via Internet.
  • Sabadell United Bank: commercial banking brand in the United States. Resulting from the acquisition of Mellon United National Bank and the integration of TransAtlantic Bank.

[edit] Subsidiaries

  • Banco Urquijo: banking subsidiary specialising in private banking services. Mainly equity consultant for retail customers and institutions. 100% owned by Banco Sabadell.
  • Banco Sabadell de Andorra: the bank’s Andorra subsidiary specialising in commercial banking. Ownership shared between Banco Sabadell (51%) and local shareholders (49%).
  • Dexia Sabadell: subsidiary specialising in funding local administrations. Ownership divided between Banco Sabadell (40%) and the Dexia Group (60%).
  • BanSabadell Fincom: specialising in consumer finance. 100% owned by Banco Sabadell.

[edit] Shareholder structure

By tranches (n. % of equity) Other information
Up to 120,000 shares 36% Number of shares 1.390.314.371
More than 120,000 shares 64% Number of shareholders 130.039
Current share price (euros) 2,685

[edit] Managements team

[edit] Executive Committee

Post Executive
Chairman Josep Oliu
Managing Director Jaume Guardiola
Non-Executive Director José Permanyer
Comptroller-General José Luis Negro

[edit] Business Management

Post Executive
Commercial Banking Carlos Ventura
Corporate Banking & Global Ops. Enric Rovira
Markets and Private Banking Ramón de la Riva
Investments, Product and Analysis Cirus Andreu
BS America Fernando Pérez-Hickman
Bancassurance Silvia Ávila

[edit] Corporate Management

Post Executive
General Secretary María José García Beato
Financial Tomás Varela
Real Estate Management Salvador Grané
Corporate Director, Operations Joan Grumé
Operations and Corporate Development Miquel Montes
Human Resources Javier Vela
Risks Rafael García
Shareholders Xavier Serret
Internal Audit Nuria Lázaro
Compliance, CSR

and Corporate Governance

Gonzalo Barrettino
Communications & Institutional Relations Ramon Rovira

[edit] Source

Farrés y Bernaldo, Jesús. 1982. Banco de Sabadell: Cien años de historia. Sabadell.

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