The Mexican state of Chihuahua is collaborating with BBVA to introduce banking services to its 'Pueblos Mágicos' (Magical Towns), aiming to improve digital payment options for tourists and local merchants.

Ecopetrol has released its financial results for the fourth quarter.

A study by Fundación BBVA reveals that 77% of Spaniards would agree with banning social media for minors under 16, with a significant majority also supporting mobile phone restrictions in schools.

BBVA is leaving Telefónica's board of directors after almost three decades, with José María Abril stepping down from his roles as director and vice president.

According to FIFA, the mini-tournament will be staged in Mexico later this month, with matches scheduled for 26 March and 31 March in two host cities: Estadio Akron in Guadalajara and Estadio BBVA in Monterrey. The post World Cup Play-off: FIFA opens ticket sales, lists DR Congo, not Nigeria, among contenders appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Telefónica has sold its long-held stake in BBVA for more than 600 million euros, capitalizing on the financial entity's stock market increase.

Spanish bank BBVA intends to establish a securities subsidiary in Japan by the end of the year, marking its first brokerage operation in the country, pending approval from the Financial Services Agency.

Spanish bank BBVA is introducing a new credit card and flexible fixed-term accounts offering up to three percent interest in Germany, aiming to compete with ING and allow customers access to their savings during the term.

Several financial firms have updated their ratings and price targets for various companies, including Jefferies upgrading ICON, Morgan Stanley raising RGA's target, Mizuho lowering Expedia's target, Wells Fargo lowering Universal Health Services' target, Keefe Bruyette raising Hanover Insurance's target, Morgan Stanley lowering Primerica's target, Deutsche raising Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria's target, and UBS lowering Abercrombie & Fitch's target.

American academic Charles Manski has been awarded the BBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award in Economics and Finance for his work on measuring behavior under uncertainty.

Onur Genç, a Turk, is leading Spain's banking giant BBVA as its first foreign chief executive, navigating a period of significant change in global finance.