Neither crisis nor slowdown. Banco Sabadell’s custodians reassured this Thursday that the dreaded paralysis of economic activity due to inflation and rising interest rates is for now. not yet noticeable in the business of the enterpriseand the situation in the province of Alicante is the best example.
Data provided by the bank itself, granting new loans continued at a good pace in the third quarter of the year, hence the approved financing in the year’s backlog Already 25% higher than given in the same period of 2021.
What happened with this event mortgage. Between January and September, Sabadell 3,053 credits for the purchase of housing, of which more than a third was formalized last summer. This represents an annual increase of 19.6%.
As the amount, the total of the housing loans extended 338 million This nearly doubled the amount he had lent for the same purpose in the neighboring state of Valencia, where Sabadell had issued 1,506 mortgages amounting to €188 million.
By type, mortgages flat rate they continued to be the most populous with 66% of those approved by the party in the province.
On his behalf, rthis loan Total awarded by Sabadell in Alicante up to the third quarter 2,780 million euros, which means a 25% increase over 2021 volumes.
2.621 million of this amount went to financing. companies’ investments and working capital with an increase of 24 percent. individuals They seized another 158 million euros, 27% more.
new customers
So far this year and despite the significant market share it has in the region – and that’s why it chose Alicante. your new tax residence When she decided to move from Catalonia in 2017 due to the struggle for independence-, Sabadell 20,522 new private customers caught in the state and 3,345 companies.
According to the results presented this Thursday, Sabadell scored one goal. 709 million profit The euro is 92% higher at the end of the third quarter compared to the same period last year. These results are the result of an improvement in activity, an increase in revenue due to an increase in rates, and a decrease in costs.