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- 1BBVA and eDreams sign banking-travel partnership for Italy and Germany▼BBVA and eDreams sign strategic agreement to connect digital banking and travel in Italy and Germany
BBVA and eDreams have signed a strategic agreement to connect digital banking and travel services, starting in Italy and Germany. The partnership will integrate travel offerings into BBVA's digital banking channels, giving bank customers access to eDreams' travel products. The deal reflects a broader push by banks to embed non-financial services into their apps and deepen customer engagement.
- 2Phishing link impersonating BBVA bank flagged●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//l[.]ead[.]me/Bbva_login 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6abda2c53b77500 00567
Cybersecurity researchers are warning about a phishing link disguised as a BBVA login page, shared via a link-shortening service. The URL has been submitted for automated analysis to determine its infrastructure and threat level. Security professionals urge users to avoid entering credentials through shortened banking links and to access bank sites directly.
- 3Garanti BBVA Completes $125 Million Sustainable Subordinated Bond▼Garanti BBVA Completes USD 125 Million Sustainable Subordinated Bond Issuance
Turkish lender Garanti BBVA has completed a USD 125 million sustainable subordinated bond issuance, adding to the growing pipeline of sustainability-linked debt from emerging market banks. The deal gives investors a chance to support environmental and social objectives while holding a subordinated instrument from one of Turkey's largest private banks, part of the Spanish BBVA group.
- 4New York Climate Week 2026 to focus on implementation●"New York Climate Week 2026: a broader agenda focused on implementation"
New York Climate Week 2026 is set to feature a broader agenda with a stronger emphasis on putting climate commitments into practice. According to BBVA, the event will move beyond pledges and targets, focusing on concrete implementation of climate action by governments, companies and financial institutions. The expanded programme reflects growing pressure to show measurable progress on decarbonisation goals.