MADRID (Reuters) – Caixabank has agreed to buy Bankia for 4.3 billion euros ($5.1 billion) in an all-share deal that creates Spain’s biggest domestic lender and signals a pick up in mergers among ...

Spanish bank Bankia raised its CET1 capital ratio from 13.27% to 14.87% after gaining approval from the European Central Bank for its calculation of credit risk linked to its retail mortgage business, ...

A €4.3 billion all-share merger between Madrid’s Bankia and Barcelona’s CaixaBank marks a clear victory for the Catalans in the long-running battle for Spanish banking supremacy. The merger will ...

Spain's Caixabank is considering a bid for Bankia that could value the state-controlled lender at around 4 billion euros ($4.75 billion), a source with direct knowledge of the merger talks said on ...

CaixaBank is integrating its IT systems with Bankia’s over a two-day period as the two organisations merge to create Spain’s biggest bank. Millions of customer accounts, amounting to 10.4 petabytes of ...

The boards of CaixaBank SACABK-2.44%decrease; red down pointing triangle and Bankia SA have approved a merger that will create the largest Spanish domestic bank and suggests that a long-expected ...