BBVA's takeover bid (OPA) for Banco Sabadell remains under scrutiny, with differing perspectives between the banks' leadership. Josep Oliu, president of Banco Sabadell, has reiterated that the current offer undervalues Sabadell, citing the bank's recent stock outperformance and negative premium. Oliu maintains that both banks have more growth potential independently and suggests BBVA would need to improve its offer for the deal to proceed. BBVA reportedly has the capacity to increase its offer by 15%. Carlos Torres, president of BBVA, has stated that the bank does not intend to improve its share exchange offer, asserting that the proposal is attractive and should not require further revision. The operation is currently being reviewed by Spain's Ministry of Economy, with a decision expected by May 27 on whether the analysis will be expanded to other government departments. In response to the takeover bid, Josep Sánchez Llibre, president of Foment del Treball, has withdrawn €250,000 in savings from BBVA. Unicaja has launched a digital account, 'Requetecuenta digital,' offering up to 3% TAE annual interest for new clients in the first year, with a 1% rebate on direct debits (up to €100 annually), no maintenance fees, and a no-fee debit card. The promotion requires a minimum monthly salary or pension deposit of €600, applies to balances up to €20,000, and offers an overdraft up to €500 and a 10% discount on life insurance. The offer is available until August 31. Banco Popular has introduced a new brand image and benefits for clients over 50 years old, including a 9% E.A. account, Club Diamante, and a CDT at 10.10% E.A. for 60 to 89 days. Banco Inter has relaunched its high-net-worth segment as 'Inter Prime,' lowering the investment threshold to R$150,000 and providing benefits such as 10GB of global data and free event tickets. Banco Santander has announced the Retail Graduate Program, aiming to attract 80 young digital professionals globally to support its digital transformation.