CEOE and Bankinter sign agreement to give companies and the self-employed access to the largest information hub on contracts and public aid

The service includes information on tenders and calls for public funding, ordinary European funds, Next Generation funds and Government budgets.

Bankinter is rated first among the Spanish banks analysed in the EBA stress test

Bankinter's CET1 capital ratio would drop by 104 basis points under the adverse scenario at the end of the period analysed, the lowest capital depletion among all Spanish banks and the third lowest among European banks.

Bankinter would maintain its CET1 capital ratio at a comfortable of 11.25% in 2023 compared to the initial 12.29% that the bank had as at 2020 yearend.

Bankinter has projected a 50% payout for all years of projection, in line with its normal distribution practice.

Bankinter's digital investment manager, Popcoin, has cumulative returns on fund portfolios of up to 15.7% during the first half of the year

The best performing have been the "Aggressive Domestic" and the "Aggressive Indexed", which have a greater exposure to equities.

The recently launched sustainable portfolios achieve a yield of up to 7.8% this year.

Bankinter encourages customers to make contributions to their pension plans with a 0.25% cash bonus

The bank seeks to encourage saving for retirement year-round and not just at the end of the financial year.

Bankinter launches an advisory service to assist customer companies receive EU funding

The bank supports small, medium and large companies in assessing, selecting and submitting projects which are eligible to receive this funding.

The bank seeks to play a relevant role in supporting the business environment in order to generate a multiplier effect in the generation and funding of projects that stimulate economic recovery.

Meliá Hotels International has reached an agreement selling hotels to a company which is owned by Bankinter and by Bankinter's high-net-worth and institutional customers

The operation has been led by Bankinter Investment.The transactions includes six hotels owned by Meliá, and its ownership in a company which owns two other properties, all of which will continue to be operated by Meliá Hotels International, which will allow it to generate capital gains of approximately €62 million and to retain 7.5% of the new company.

The value of the company is more than €200 million, it being comprised of eight assets which are premium properties based on their location and high potential, supported by a repositioning plan of more than €125 million.

MHI thus fulfils its commitment to carry out a sale in order to increase its liquidity following the crisis caused by COVID-19, also facilitating the immediate transformation of some assets, which, otherwise, would have been delayed.

Bankinter Investment, Bankinter’s Investment Banking department, reinforces its position as a leader in Spanish alternative investments, by launching a new investment vehicle for its customers.