Sabadell restructures its shareholder base with the entry of long-term funds
Prudential, Mitsubishi, the investment arm of the German savings banks, CaixaBank AM or Janus Henderson are taking positions. The new investors value the recurring dividend and the improvement in profitability.
Sabadell's shareholder base is undergoing a transformation with long-term investors such as Prudential, Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management, and Janus Henderson entering the scene. These investors have a buy-and-hold strategy, differing from previous ones who sought quick gains. The changes come after significant events like BBVA's hostile takeover bid and the sale of TSB to Santander.
Sabadell's stock has shown resilience, rising 31% since the BBVA bid failed and 23% this year, with some investors believing it still has room for growth. The entry of French bank BPCE, which now holds a 7% stake, is expected to bring stability to the stock.
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