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Ramón y Cajal acted as legal advisors to SAREB in connection with two bond offerings for a total nominal amount of €20.33 billion subscribed by Abanca, Banco de Sabadell, BBVA, BFA and CaixaBank.
SAREB is the company that was set up by the Spanish Government to absorb and manage distressed assets of the Spanish financial entities most affected by the financial crisis of 2008. The bonds are admitted to trading on the Spanish regulated market AIAF.
Ramón y Cajal’s team was led by Capital Markets partner Carlos Lao including associates Pablo Tejerizo Solanilla and Carlos Jimeno Cacho.