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Unicaja Banco, S.A. is one of the leading financial groups in Spain, with a history rooted in the country's savings bank sector. Headquartered in Málaga, the bank resulted from the merger and integration of several regional savings banks ("cajas de ahorros"). Its business is primarily focused on retail and commercial banking, offering services such as deposits, loans, mortgages, insurance, pension plans, and investment funds. Following its strategic merger with Liberbank in 2021, Unicaja Banco significantly expanded its national footprint, particularly in its regions of origin like Andalusia and Castilla y León, while strengthening its position as the fifth-largest bank in Spain by asset volume.

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