Through meetings with experts in foreign trade, treasury and international banking, participants were able to analyze promising markets and develop strategies for growing their businesses abroad. This initiative, consolidated as a pillar of strategic advice, reinforces CaixaBank's commitment to the support for the internationalization of the Basque business community.
The day «Door to the Outside» stood out for the presence of representatives from CaixaBank's international representative offices in Egypt, Dubai, Algeria and the United StatesThese markets, identified for their significant growth potential, were the focus of numerous discussions and analyses. Direct interaction with branch and office managers in these countries facilitated personalized access to key information, allowing entrepreneurs to optimize their operations and consider opening new business horizons.
CaixaBank, with its deep-rooted commitment to business internationalization, provides its clients with in-depth knowledge of the global market. The entity has a specialized area in foreign trade and an extensive network of specialists dedicated to meeting the specific needs of companies in this field. The offer of specialized products and services, ranging from operations management import and export to tailored financing solutions and digital tools for online management, reflects CaixaBank's comprehensive approach.
The event was attended by representatives from CaixaBank's international representative offices in Egypt, Dubai, Algeria and the United States, markets with growth potential in which the entity supports Spanish companies.
CaixaBank's Extensive International Network
CaixaBank's global presence is manifested through its network of International Banking, which includes branches and representative offices around the world, as well as strategic agreements with top-tier international banksThis network provides solid support to both the entity's corporate clients operating abroad and local corporations, offering global coverage.
With more than 230 professionals, almost 30 international points of presence and agreements with more than 1.600 correspondent banks, CaixaBank covers 72 countries, representing 94% of the Spain's foreign trade flows.
CaixaBank's International Banking network includes branches in Germany, France, Italy, United Kingdom, Morocco, Poland and Portugal, all of which are authorized to offer a wide range of financial and banking services. The bank also has 17 representative offices in strategic locations such as Istanbul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai, New Delhi, Cairo, Algiers, Johannesburg, New York, Santiago de Chile, Bogotá, Sao Paulo, Lima, Sydney, and Toronto. It also has Spanish Desk teams at Erste Bank (Vienna) and Inbursa (Mexico City).
These offices play a crucial role, providing advice and support in key areas such as trade finance, corporate banking, payments, and project finance.
Strengthening the Business Sector
CaixaBank has established itself as the leading bank for businesses in Spain, with a 39,4% market share. This leadership is supported by a specialized model deployed through 216 business centers throughout Spain, where more than 2.200 highly qualified professionals offer comprehensive consulting services.
The entity has specialists in Financing, foreign trade, treasury, tourism, real estate business and SMEs, providing personalized service that transcends the financial sphere.
At the international level, CaixaBank facilitates access to 156 markets in various countries, offering specialized advice for operations abroad. The company serves both SMEs and microenterprises starting their export business and large corporations and business groups with complex international projects.
In addition, CaixaBank has presented its new three-year Sustainability Plan, aligned with its 2025-2027 Strategic Plan, committing to mobilizing €100.000 billion in sustainable finance to drive a more sustainable economy and promote economic and social development.
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