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BBVA integrates AI into banking for mid-sized companies

Original title, in French: “BBVA intègre l'IA dans la banque pour les moyennes entreprises”

Publication
Demócrata (Spain)
Author
Unsigned
Published on
30 September 2026 · read in the page metadata

Summary

BBVA has renewed its service model for mid-sized companies, which account for nearly 60% of the portfolio of its Corporate & Investment Banking (CIB) division. The bank is integrating artificial intelligence tools to strengthen advisory and risk analysis, freeing up time for relationship managers to support clients' decisions, according to a company press release. The project is built around six areas, including segmentation, risk and credit, and digital and AI capabilities. Jaime Sáenz de Tejada, global head of CIB, states that technology should simplify day-to-day operations while human attention focuses on the most complex needs. BBVA is also developing mechanisms to speed up credit approval, such as pre-approved loans and fast-track approval workflows.

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Figures cited

  • 60 %

    share of the client portfolio of BBVA's Corporate & Investment Banking (CIB) division represented by the mid-sized company segment

    clients of BBVA's Corporate & Investment Banking division

    « BBVA a renouvelé son modèle de service pour le segment des moyennes entreprises, qui regroupe près de 60 % du portefeuille de clients du secteur Banque des Entreprises et Institutions (BEI) du groupe. »

    Source: communiqué BBVA

Classification

Country
Spain
Company size
Mid-sized companies
Industries
Banking, insurance, asset management, finance departments
Companies
BBVA (deploys AI)
Keywords
corporate banking, credit, mid-sized companies, expert advisory, risk analysis, credit approval

Entry written by Marsanne Studio from the cited article, with the help of an AI model (claude-sonnet-5). The rights to the article and its illustrations belong to Demócrata. Entry translated from French by Claude Sonnet 5.5.