Examples of 'banesto' in a sentence
Meaning of "banesto"
banesto (noun) - It is a proper noun, the name of a Spanish bank that has been acquired by Banco Santander
How to use "banesto" in a sentence
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Banesto is one of the largest Spanish banks.
Was his last year at Banesto and his most successful.
The Banesto group is to retain a minority holding.
Nadal has earlier been associated with the group through Banesto.
Banesto won two stages with Miguel Indurain.
The four businessmen simultaneously launched a legal battle against Banesto that they initially lost.
Santander absorbs Banesto and Banif and shuts branches.
The Commission is also pleased with the solution proposed for Banesto by the Spanish authorities.
Banesto is supported of mentoring to enhance his risk management ».
The race was won by Miguel Induráin of the Banesto team.
He also worked at Santander Bank and Banesto as a senior architect for 4 years.
The group also developed insurance business through Santander Seguros and Banesto Seguros.
Banesto represents the first important banking case for the Commission 's policy on State Aid.
He was director and then vice-president of the Banco Español de Crédito Banesto.
Menchov started his professional career in 2000 with the Banesto team of José Miguel Echevarri.
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FOGASA's position compared with that of private creditors, including Banesto.
Santander keeps growing, absorbs Banesto and Banif and will close 700 branches.
Before he was hired by ACF, Juan worked for 5 years at Intermoney and Banesto Bolsa.
In 1990, Spanish bank Banesto took over as the main sponsor of the team from Reynolds.
Polo plays on a Francesco Rugieri violoncello (Cremona 1689) bought in collaboration with Banesto.
In 1993, he went to the team Banesto to support Miguel Indurain and Pedro Delgado.
In 1994 Banesto was acquired by Banco Santander, following an intervention by the Bank of Spain.
