スペインのサンタンデル グループ銀行の社長、エミリオ·ボティンは、競売にかけられるCatalunya Banc を購入予定
Botín descarta cambios en la cúpula del Santander: “Estoy a pleno rendimiento”
El presidente del grupo Santander afirma que España está “más cerca” del cambio de ciclo
Agencias Madrid 31 ENE 2013 - 16:56 CET
Booty rule changes at the top of Santander: "I am in full swing"
Santander Group Chairman said that Spain is "closer" to the change in cycle
Agencies Madrid 31 ENE 2013 - 16:56 CET
The group's president Santander, Emilio Botin, said during the presentation of the income statement of the company that he and his CEO Alfredo Sáenz, changes arise in the dome of the entity. Botin, 78, said he was "fully operational" and stated that "the experience is a plus," recalling that if a board of directors with experience, that is the Santander. The group's president recalled that 98% of shareholders approved the management board, and that he and Sáenz remain at the head of the entity as long as they enjoy the confidence of the board and shareholders.
Botin also said that Santander has "every interest" in taking CatalunyaBanc, to be auctioned by the state even this quarter, although he qualified: "We will wait for the entity numbers come the auction." The banker has denied that the wave of bank mergers and acquisitions resulting from the restructuring will result in an oligopolistic market, and provided that the financial market in Spain will eventually be made up of 10 or 12 bodies.
The president of the Santander group also considered that although 2013 will be a year "hard" being made "major changes in the political sphere" that are laying the groundwork for a cycle change will allow Spain to be "more strong and competitive. " Nevertheless, urged Booty "remain vigilant" over the apparent truce given by markets.
In fact, Booty has called for a "sustained effort ever" to take forward the economic recovery effort that includes continuing with structural reforms and "take care" of the Spanish financial system, "watching" their liquidity and improving profitability.
In a conference call with analysts, Saenz has denied a deal with the Italian bank Monte dei Paschi of Siena, now under suspicion for a disastrous operations with derivatives, to share the gains of 2,400 million euros that Santander scored in 2007 to sell its rival , banking Antonveneta. "All this has come out in the press that has no basis, as will be shown in due course," said the CEO. Booty, meanwhile, said that the sale of Antonveneta was "a very interesting operation," although now "the prosecution and the newspapers are talking about it."
スペインのサンタンデル グループ銀行の社長、エミリオ·ボティンは、競売にかけられるCatalunya Banc を購入予定
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