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Banco Español de Crédito, S.A. (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈbaŋko espaˈɲol ðe kɾedito]), “Spanish Credit Bank”) better known as Banesto, was a Spanish multinational financial services company. Prior to the Spanish Government's historical intervention in 1993, the very first in the history of banking, Banesto was the third-largest financial group in Spain, operating around 1,770 branches, as well as the fifth-largest company of the IBEX 35. The ambitious capital increase planned in 1993 by its Executive Chairman Mario Conde together with J.P. Morgan's vice-president Roberto Mendoza became the biggest restructuring plan in the history of Europe, involving asset sales and a rights issue of US$1.2 billion, after which Banesto was expected to become the largest financial firm in Europe. Although i

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rdfs:label	Banesto (en) Banesto (ca) Banesto (de) Banesto (es) Banesto (eu) Banesto (it) Banesto (fr) バネスト (ja) Banesto (bank) (nl) Banesto (pt)
rdfs:comment	Banesto banku espainiarra da. Gaur egun Banco Santander bankuaren eskumeneko enpresa da, izan ere banku horrek akzioen gehiengoa dauka. (eu) Banesto (officiellement Banco Español de Crédito, S.A., BMAD : BTO) est une banque espagnole du Grupo Santander. Il s'agit de l'une des principales banques espagnole avec plus de 3 millions de clients et 1 600 agences. (fr) バネスト（スペイン語: Banesto、スペイン語: Banco Español de Crédito, S.A.）は、スペイン・マドリードに本部を置く銀行。スペイン信用銀行とも呼ばれる。サンタンデール銀行の傘下にある。 (ja) Banesto (acronimo della ragione sociale originaria: Banco Español de Crédito) è una banca spagnola fondata nel 1902 a Madrid. È la quinta società finanziaria in Spagna, dietro a Santander, BBVA, Banco Popular Español e Banco Sabadell. La banca ha attraversato un periodo di crisi agli inizi degli anni novanta con le indagini per appropriazione indebita che videro coinvolto (ed in seguito condannato) l'allora presidente . Per uscire dalla crisi intervenne il Banco de España (la banca centrale spagnola) e Banesto venne acquisita nel 1994 dal Banco Santander. (it) Banesto (Banco Español de crediTo) was een Spaanse bank. Het bedrijf, dat in de jaren '90 financiële problemen kende, is buiten Spanje voornamelijk bekend van de gelijknamige wielerploeg, die ze van 1990 tot 2003 sponsorde. In 2005 werd de 45-jarige voorzitter van Banesto, , door de zakenkrant Financial Times (FT) uitgeroepen tot de machtigste zakenvrouw in Europa. In 2012 werd Banesto geabsorbeerd door hun grootste aandeelhouder Banco Santander waarbij de merknaam Banesto uit het straatbeeld verdween. (nl) Banesto foi o quinto maior banco espanhol fundado em 1 de maio de 1902, atuava em Banco de varejo e Banco comercial, O Grupo Santander detinha 88,4% do banco e tinha sua sede em Madrid, Espanha. Em 2009 tinha 1.770 agências bancarias e mais de 8.900 empregados. (pt) Banesto (oficialment Banco Español de Crédito, S.A.,BMAD BTO) va ser un banc espanyol fundat el 1902 a Madrid amb la intenció d'atendre les necessitats financeres globals de particulars, empreses i institucions amb residència a Espanya, i en les seves activitats nacionals, internacionals i de mercats. (ca) Banco Español de Crédito, S.A. (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈbaŋko espaˈɲol ðe kɾedito]), “Spanish Credit Bank”) better known as Banesto, was a Spanish multinational financial services company. Prior to the Spanish Government's historical intervention in 1993, the very first in the history of banking, Banesto was the third-largest financial group in Spain, operating around 1,770 branches, as well as the fifth-largest company of the IBEX 35. The ambitious capital increase planned in 1993 by its Executive Chairman Mario Conde together with J.P. Morgan's vice-president Roberto Mendoza became the biggest restructuring plan in the history of Europe, involving asset sales and a rights issue of US$1.2 billion, after which Banesto was expected to become the largest financial firm in Europe. Although i (en) Banesto (offiziell Banco Español de Crédito, S.A.) ist ein spanisches Kreditinstitut. Es war bis zum 3. Mai 2014 an der Börse in Madrid gelistet, danach wurden die Aktien gegen Aktien von Santander ausgetauscht. Die Bank ist Teil der Unternehmensgruppe Grupo Santander, die Banesto vollständig übernommen hat. Banesto gehört zu den fünf größten Finanzunternehmen in Spanien und besitzt über 1700 Geschäftsstellen. (de) El Banco Español de Crédito, S. A., más conocido por el acrónimo Banesto, fue un banco español fundado en 1902 en Madrid. Durante más de un siglo constituyó una de las principales entidades financieras del país, teniendo presencia también en el sector industrial a través de diversas inversiones. (es)
foaf:name	Banco Español de Crédito, S.A. (en)
foaf:homepage	http://www.banesto.es
name	Banco Español de Crédito, S.A. (en)
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location	Community of Madrid Spain
dcterms:subject	Finance fraud Corporate crime Corporate scandals Spanish companies disestablished in 2012 Banks disestablished in 2012 Banks established in 1902 Corruption in Spain Defunct banks of Spain Spanish companies established in 1902 Accounting scandals Banco Santander
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