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BBVA

Spanish banking group with a corporate and investment banking arm that funds SMEs and green projects

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About BBVA

BBVA is a Spanish banking group. Its Corporate & Investment Banking division arranges securitisation deals and lends to businesses, working alongside European public lenders.

What BBVA offers

  • Securitisation — structured deals that bundle loans into asset-backed securities, including a recent agreement with the EIB Group.
  • SME and mid-cap lending — loans aimed at small and medium-sized firms in Spain hit by the pandemic and by inflation.
  • Green project finance — funding for environmental and climate projects, among them a group of photovoltaic plants across Spain.

Who it works with

The bank serves Spanish small and medium-sized enterprises and mid-sized companies, and it counts the European Investment Bank and European Investment Fund as partners.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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