BBVA SA has decided to maintain its takeover offer for Banco Sabadell SA despite investor backing for the rival’s decision to sell its UK unit TSB.

Spanish bank BBVA said Monday that it would still pursue its takeover of rival Banco Sabadell, despite facing a series of regulatory and political hurdles since launching the hostile bid last year.

MADRID (Reuters) -Sabadell shareholders on Wednesday unanimously approved the sale of its British unit TSB to Santander, ...

Sabadell shareholders on Wednesday unanimously approved the sale of its TSB business in Britain to Santander, which analysts ...

Spain's BBVA said on Thursday it was revising expected cost and funding synergies from its takeover bid for Sabadell , citing ...

No decision has been made on the future of TSB branches, including those in Moray, after shareholders approved the sale of ...

Sabadell shareholders approve £2.65bn cash sale of TSB to Santander, raising concerns over the future of the historic high ...

BBVA aims for higher profits and capital distribution over the next four years based on underlying loan growth in its main ...

Some analysts think the sale could make it easier for Sabadell to rebuff a potential hostile takeover bid by rival group BBVA ...

Spain’s Banco de Sabadell SAB 1.43% set out its business plan through 2027, including strengthening its shareholder returns, as it seeks to ward off a hostile takeover from its larger domestic ...

Sabadell agreed last month to sell TSB to Santander for an initial 2.65 billion pounds ($3.53 billion) in cash, which analysts viewed as a strategy to stop BBVA's takeover approach, which aims to ...