Sabadell

American

[sah-buh-del, sah-bah-thel] / ˌsɑ bəˈdɛl, ˌsɑ βɑˈðɛl /

noun

a city in northeastern Spain, north of Barcelona.

Sabadell British

/ saβaˈðɛl /

noun

a town in NE Spain, near Barcelona: textile manufacturing. Pop: 191 057 (2003 est)

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It recently completed the sale of its controlling stake in its Polish business to Austria’s Erste Group Bank EBS 0.87%increase; green up pointing triangle and agreed to buy TSB from peer Sabadell to strengthen its U.K. retail presence.

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UniCredit gains 4.7% in Milan after guiding for revenue and profit growth, while Banco de Sabadell climbs 3.3% in Madrid.

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UniCredit gained 4.7% in Milan after guiding for revenue and profit growth, while Banco de Sabadell climbed 3.3% in Madrid.

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Spain’s Banco de Sabadell appointed TSB’s Marc Armengol as its next chief executive.

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The Spanish bank said Thursday that Armengol’s appointment would probably come into effect from May onwards, after Sabadell’s next annual general meeting and as long as the move has received the approval of the European Central Bank by then.

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