César González-Bueno speaks at the 42nd APIE Seminar at UIMP
"88% of shareholders would end up paying more in taxes than they would receive in cash from selling their shares. That is, it would cost them money to sell"
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Financial forums
César González-Bueno speaks at the IESE
“BBVA’s offer has no value and @Banco Sabadell has the most attractive outlook among Spanish banks when it comes to shareholder remuneration”
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César González-Bueno speaks at the CREO 2025 forum
“Our shareholders have no interest in this operation because they will gain nothing by exchanging their shares. The premium is negative”
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César González - Bueno’s remarks at the 6th Expansión International Forum
“Our role is to look after our shareholders’ interests, and we are focused on that”
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Speech by César González-Bueno at the 31st Deloitte-ABC Financial Sector Meeting
“A longer takeover bid process means that there is more time to bring all the information to the table”
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Participation of César González-Bueno at Matins ESADE
«when the Board analysed the proposal, it said that the price was clearly insufficient; since then, it has been reduced. So, if it was insufficient before, now it is even more. The takeover bid is a very complex transaction which I believe is not likely to happen»
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Speech of César González-Bueno at the 15th Expansión – KPMG Financial Sector Meeting
“we believe that this operation does not make any sense”
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29th Annual Financials CEO Conference Audio of Bank of America:
“Banco Sabadell will pay its shareholders around 30% of its stock market value in 18 months and is committed to providing them with attractive, recurring long-term remuneration”
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Video of CEO’s speech at the El Economista Banking Forum
“The takeover bid is very unlikely to succeed. In my opinion, it does not make sense”.
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CEO & CFO appearance at Goldman Sachs Conference
“Banco Sabadell is committed to shareholder remuneration, supported by excellent prospects for improving profitability”
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CEO appearance at IESE Conference
“Everything began, without prior negotiations, with a letter setting out the merger proposal”
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