Spanish banks have done alright over the past year, with BBVA (BBVA), Santander (SAN), and Caixa (OTCPK:CAIXY) all up between 20% and 30%, in line with other well-liked European banks like ING (ING),
and well ahead of some of their other large European peers. Even with
the turbulence in Catalonia, economic conditions have been improving in
Spain, and with that so has credit quality. What’s more, both BBVA and
Santander have gotten a little more proactive about selling
underperforming assets.
While BBVA has done fine
over the past year, there could still be a little upside left in the
shares. Even though I don’t think BBVA will get to the psychologically
important 10% ROE level for a few years, I do expect double-digit
earnings growth over the next five years and high single-digit growth
over the long term, supporting a fair value around $9/ADR.
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BBVA Posting Better Results And Making Better Decisions
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