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Bankia sells Florida City National Bank for 683 million euros
The BCI Chilean entity falls by 882.2 million U.S. dollars
The operation brings net gains of 180 million euros, according Goirigolzarri
Caja Madrid paid in 2008 for this entity 1,117 million dollars (754 million euros)
Bankia vende el banco City National de Florida por 683 millones de euros
El chileno BCI se queda la entidad de Estados Unidos por 882,2 millones de dólares
La operación aporta plusvalías netas de 180 millones de euros, según Goirigolzarri
Caja Madrid pagó en 2008 por esta entidad 1.117 millones de dólares (754 millones de euros)
El banco mueve el equivalente a dos veces su capital en un día
El País Madrid 24 MAY 2013 - 19:43 CET
Bankia sells Florida City National Bank for 683 million euros
The BCI Chilean entity falls by 882.2 million U.S. dollars
The operation brings net gains of 180 million euros, according Goirigolzarri
Caja Madrid paid in 2008 for this entity 1,117 million dollars (754 million euros)
The bank moves the equivalent of two times their capital in a day
The Country Madrid 24 MAY 2013 - 19:43 CET
Bankia has announced that it has closed the sale agreement of the City National Bank of Florida Chilean bank Banco de Credito e Inversiones, amounting to 882.8 million dollars (683 million euros). Caja Madrid paid for the same entity 1,117 million dollars (754 million euros taking into account the change in the dollar that year). He bought the 83% stake in 2008, under the presidency of Miguel Blesa.
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"The company conducted in late 2010 provisions to cover latent losses on this asset, so that net gains are expected in the vicinity of 180 million euros and a generation of core capital ratio of approximately 30 basis points due the price obtained on the transaction and reducing balance ", as noted in a statement the organization headed by José Ignacio Goirigolzarri. The sale of this subsidiary will have effects on the setting of the group's workforce since workers no longer counted in Bankia, and employees are thus reduced to 435 people.
Caja Madrid acquired in April 2008, 83% of which was the sixth largest private bank in the state of Florida. The box Madrid took the entire U.S. entity in 2010 bringing another 190 million dollars, in order to "strengthen" their presence in the United States. The president of Caja Madrid Miguel Blesa entered prison last week for the purchase of the subsidiary of Florida, as the judge considers that an excessive price paid.
A mandatory sale
The banking group has pointed out that this divestment is part of the commitments made by the bank, under the Group Restructuring Plan BFA-Bankia, approved by the Spanish and European authorities in November 2012. "We are pleased to move forward in meeting the milestones established in the plan and management finish an operation in the framework of a competitive process, developed advertising and competition," said Goirigolzarri.
The company ensures that initially contacted 31 states that expressions of interest were received from 13 financial institutions and were implemented in six non-binding offers. The final negotiations took three entities. The closing of the transaction, subject to approval by regulatory authorities in the United States, Spain and Chile, is expected to take place between the last quarter of 2013 and first of 2014.
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