Retail banking
This part serves individuals and self-employed customers in Spain with checking accounts, savings, cards, mortgages, personal loans, and other day-to-day banking services.
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Banco de Sabadell is a Spanish bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and handles payments for people, small businesses, and larger companies. It also sells mortgages, working-capital loans, business lending, cards, foreign-exchange services, and everyday banking accounts through its branch network and digital channels.
The bank makes money mainly from charging interest on loans and from fees for services such as payments, account maintenance, card use, asset management, and insurance distribution. Its main customers are households and, especially, small and medium-sized businesses that need day-to-day banking and financing.
What sets Sabadell apart is its strong focus on business banking rather than only consumer banking. It plays a key role in funding companies, helping them manage cash flow, and providing banking services that sit between savers, borrowers, and the wider economy.
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