Design Thinking at BBVA

Global Economic Impact of Coronavirus – Assessment and Mitigation (B)
Case Code: BSTR616
Case Length: 8 Pages
Period: 2007-2020
Pub Date: 2020
Teaching Note: Available
Price: Rs.300
Organization: Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A.
Industry: Banking
Countries: Spain
Themes: Digital Transformation, Digital Disruption, Digital Ecosystem, Organizational Culture
Global Economic Impact of Coronavirus – Assessment and Mitigation (B)
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About BBVA

In the mid-19th century, the Banking Law of 1856 established the regulatory framework for credit institutions and for non-issuing banks engaging mainly in lending and discount practices in Spain. Three weeks after the approval of the law by the Parliament, Pablo de Epalza, Chairman of the Board of Trade, along with other board members established a commission to assess the incorporation of an issuing and discount bank in Bilbao, Spain. Accordingly, in the second week of March 1856, an application was filed by the commission requesting the civil governor of Vizcaya, to authorize the incorporation of an issuing bank in Bilbao. Then, on April 29, 1856, Banco de Bilbao was founded in Bilbao. It started its banking activities, including banknote issuing, discounting securities, processing of money orders and giving loans. On August 24, 1857, Banco de Bilbao started its operations as a financial institution. The bank remained focused on investment banking, the capital market, increasing the number of branches, and expansion within Spain...

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