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The main Spanish Mortgage lenders are listed below together with direct links through to their various websites and some brief information about them.
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Solbank Spain - English
Solbank is part of the Banco Sabadell Group, currently the fourth largest banking group in Spain. Decidedly international in its focus, the Banco Sabadell Group has a presence in 18 countries and agreements with over 1,600 financial institutions worldwide. Top-level customer service, based on swift, professional and personal attention, enhanced by a multilingual remote telephone banking and Internet service. |
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Banco de España - English, Spanish
Commercial banking, investment financing, credit financing, cash management, and deposits., reports and statistics, working papers, job and research opportunities, library and public services, and related links. The Library of the Banco de España specialises in economics, and in monetary and banking topics in particular. Its collection also covers related fields and sciences such as economic history, statistics, etc. |
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Banesto - Spanish
Banco Espanol de Credito, S.A.(BANESTO). Operates as a bank within the following sectors: RETAIL BANKING: for private individuals, shops and small businesses, companies, the agricultural sector and institutions; WHOLESALE BANKING: corporate, international and private banking; CAPITAL AND MONEY MARKETS: on behalf of clients and for its own account and including asset management and stock market intermediation. As of December 2000 the Bank operates 2,010 branches in Spain and 8 branches abroad. Interest and fees on loans accounted for 40% of 2000 revenues, other interest income, 40% and non interest income, 20%. |
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Banco Santander - English, Spanish
Banco Santander Central Hispano (BSCH) formerly known as Banco Santander S.A. conducts retail and investment banking activities in Spain, Europe and Latin America. The group's principal business areas are retail banking, corporate banking, treasury and capital markets and investment banking. The bank has subsidiary banks operating in Portugal, Germany, Chile, Italy, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela and Puerto Rico. The group has 6,011 offices in Spain and 2,462 offices abroad. Interest & fees on loans accounted for 45% of 1999 revenues; other interest income, 38% and non-interest income, 17%. |
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Banco Atlantico, S.A.
Domestic and international banking, specialising in the areas of retail, corporate and private banking, including mortgage loans, investment funds, pensions, leasing, treasury and capital markets, debt securities, futures and options, currency markets, the stock market and portfolio management. The Bank has 258 offices in Spain, 2 offices in USA and one office in Portugal and the Cayman Islands. |
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Banco De Andalucia S.A.
Commercial banking, investment financing, credit financing, cash management, and deposits. Active in money, capital, foreign exchange and equity markets. The Company forms part of the Banco Popular Espanol financial group. As of December 2000 the bank had 295 branches. Interest and fees on loans accounted for 70% of 2000 revenues; non-interest income, 25% and other interest income, 5%. |
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Bankinter S.A.
Bankinter, S.A. is a private corporation mainly devoted to banking activities whose subsidiaries are involved in commercial and corporate banking, security investment, portfolio and pension fund management. |
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Unicaja S.A.
Commercial banking, investment financing, credit financing, cash management, and deposits, including mortgage loans, investment funds, pensions, leasing, treasury and capital markets, debt securities, futures and options, currency markets, the stock market and portfolio management. |
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