(Reuters) - MADRID, June 14 - Shares in Spanish bank BBVA were up strongly on Thursday on talk Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim was looking at buying a significant stake in it, traders said.
One trader said the talk was of BBVA being split up and sold off, although he said he did not give it credibility because splitting up the company would weaken its geographical spread of risk.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
One trader said the talk was of BBVA being split up and sold off, although he said he did not give it credibility because splitting up the company would weaken its geographical spread of risk.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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