BBVA SA said the Spanish government’s intervention in its proposed takeover of
The lender said on Tuesday that Madrid’s decision to block a full merger for several years “will delay the materialization of part of the estimated synergies but in no case will the synergies be lower than previously estimated.”
The statement followed a report by Expansion that Spain’s second-largest bank now expects synergies of about €300 million ($353 million), down from an earlier calculation of €850 million. The ...
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