BANC SABADELL

BBVA Argentina, founded in 1886, is the oldest private bank in Argentina and a prominent financial institution. As a subsidiary of Spain's BBVA Group since 1996, it has evolved significantly, transitioning from traditional banking to a leader in digital banking. The bank has a rich history, including key milestones such as its merger with Banco de Crédito Argentino in 1997 and rebranding to BBVA Argentina in 2019. The bank offers a wide range of retail and corporate banking services, including deposits, loans, mortgages, and corporate investment banking solutions. It emphasizes digital innovation and has launched specialized services like Spark, which supports tech startups and entrepreneurs. BBVA Argentina is committed to sustainability, participating in initiatives like the UNEP FI Principles for Responsible Banking. With a strong presence across the country, it serves over 800 corporate clients, including many of Argentina's largest companies and multinationals.

CaixaBank is a leading Spanish multinational financial services company headquartered in Valencia, with operational offices in Barcelona and Madrid. It ranks as Spain's third-largest lender by market value and has a significant presence in the banking sector, serving approximately 15.8 million customers through an extensive network of 5,397 branches and 12,283 ATMs. Founded in 2007, CaixaBank has grown through strategic acquisitions, including the notable purchase of Bankia in 2021, which helped create a major banking group with assets under management of €650 billion. The company offers a wide range of financial services, including retail and digital banking, corporate banking, asset and wealth management, insurance products, and equity investments. Under the leadership of CEO Gonzalo Gortázar, CaixaBank emphasizes sustainability and customer-centric innovation, committing to mobilize €100 billion for sustainability initiatives by 2027 and advancing generative AI through its GalaxIA Project.

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