CaixaBank SA: Executive Reorganisation and Share Repurchase Programme

CaixaBank SA announced a comprehensive reorganisation of its executive committee, effective 18 December 2025. The board replaced Jaume Masana, the incumbent Director of Business, with Jordi Mondéjar, who was previously the Director of Risk. Masana will transition to the role of General Director of SegurCaixa Adeslas. The change reflects the bank’s strategy to streamline its structure and enhance digital and technological capabilities.

Executive Transition

  • Jordi Mondéjar is now the Director of Business, responsible for overseeing the bank’s commercial operations and setting the pace of its commercial strategy.
  • Jaume Masana will become the General Director of SegurCaixa Adeslas, focusing on the insurance arm of the group.

All announcements were issued through the bank’s official communication channels and reported by multiple Spanish financial news outlets, including El País, El Economista, El Mundo, Capital Madrid, and El Nacional.

Share Repurchase Programme

On 19 December 2025, CaixaBank disclosed its execution of the share repurchase programme, confirming the repurchase of treasury shares as part of its capital management strategy. The programme is intended to improve capital efficiency and support the bank’s share price, aligning with its broader financial objectives.

Credit Rating

DBRS reaffirmed CaixaBank’s long‑term issuer rating at “A (High)” with a stable outlook on 18 December 2025. The rating review underscored the bank’s solid credit profile and stable financial performance.

Market Context

As of 17 December 2025, CaixaBank’s share price closed at €10.40, matching its 52‑week high. The market capitalization stood at €72.06 billion, and the price‑earnings ratio was 15.13. The bank’s operations span banking, insurance, non‑core real‑estate activities, investments, and BPI segments, serving clients across Spain and internationally.

The executive reshuffle and share repurchase programme signal CaixaBank’s commitment to adapting its governance structure to a more digital environment while maintaining robust capital and credit positions.