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PARTICIPANTES DIRECTOS EN TARGET2 - BANCO DE ESPAÑA (a 30/06/2021) (Relación publicada en el BOE de fecha 19/07/2021) NRBE DENOMINACIÓN BIC 11 0019 DEUTSCHE BANK, S.A.E. * 0049 BANCO SANTANDER, S.A. BSCHESMMXXX 0061 BANCA MARCH, S.A. BMARES2MXXX 0078 BANCA PUEYO, S.A. BAPUES22XXX 0081 BANCO DE SABADELL, S.A. BSABESBBXXX 0083 RENTA 4 BANCO, S.A. RENBESMMXXX 0108 SOCIETE GENERALE, SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. * 0128 BANKINTER, S.A. BKBKESMMXXX 0131 NOVO BANCO, S.A., SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. BESMESMMXXX 0136 ARESBANK, S.A. AREBESMMXXX 0138 BANKOA, S.A. BKOAES22XXX 0144 BNP PARIBAS SECURITIES SERVICES, SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. * 0149 BNP PARIBAS, SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. * CREDIT AGRICOLE CORPORATE AND INVESTMENT BANK, 0154 BSUIESMMXXX SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. COMMERZBANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, SUCURSAL EN 0159 * ESPAÑA. 0160 MUFG BANK (EUROPE) N.V. SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA BOTKESMXXXX 0162 HSBC CONTINENTAL EUROPE, SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. * 0169 BANCO DE LA NACION ARGENTINA, SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. NACNESMMXXX 0182 BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA, S.A. BBVAESMMXXX 0186 BANCO MEDIOLANUM, S.A. BFIVESBBXXX 0188 BANCO ALCALA, S.A. ALCLESMMXXX 0198 BANCO COOPERATIVO ESPAÑOL, S.A. BCOEESMMXXX 0211 EBN BANCO DE NEGOCIOS, S.A. PROAESMMXXX 0216 TARGOBANK, S.A. CMCIESMMXXX 0219 BMCE BANK INTERNATIONAL, S.A. BMCEESMMXXX 0220 BANCO FINANTIA SPAIN, S.A. FIOFESM1XXX 0226 UBS EUROPE SE, SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. * 0229 WIZINK BANK, S.A. POPLESMMXXX 0232 BANCO INVERSIS, S.A. INVLESMMXXX 0234 BANCO CAMINOS, S.A. CCOCESMMXXX 0237 CAJASUR BANCO, S.A. CSURES2CXXX 0239 EVO BANCO S.A.U. EVOBESMMXXX 0240 BANCO DE CRÉDITO SOCIAL COOPERATIVO S.A. BCCAESMMXXX 0241 AyG BANCA PRIVADA S.A.U. AYGBESMMXXX 1000 INSTITUTO DE CREDITO OFICIAL. ICROESMMXXX 1459 COOPERATIEVE RABOBANK U.A. SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. PRABESMMXXX El * en el campo BIC11 indica que el participante ha solicitado la no publicación de su BIC en el directorio T2 1 PARTICIPANTES DIRECTOS EN TARGET2 - BANCO DE ESPAÑA (a 30/06/2021) (Relación publicada en el BOE de fecha 19/07/2021) NRBE DENOMINACIÓN BIC 11 1460 CREDIT SUISSE AG, SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. CRESESMMXXX 1465 ING BANK, N.V., SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. INGDESMMXXX 1474 CITIBANK EUROPE PLC, SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. * 1479 NATIXIS, S.A., SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. NATXESMMXXX 1491 TRIODOS BANK NV, SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. * 1497 HAITONG BANK, S.A., SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA. ESSIESMMXXX 1544 ANDBANK ESPAÑA S.A. BACAESMMXXX 2000 CECABANK, S.A. CECAESMMXXX 2045 CAJA DE AHORROS Y M.P. DE ONTINYENT. CECAESMM045 2048 LIBERBANK, S.A. CECAESMM048 2056 COLONYA - CAIXA D'ESTALVIS DE POLLENSA. CECAESMM056 2080 ABANCA CORPORACIÓN BANCARIA, S.A. CAGLESMMVIG 2085 IBERCAJA BANCO, S.A. CAZRES2ZXXX 2095 KUTXABANK, S.A. BASKES2BXXX 2100 CAIXABANK, S.A. CAIXESBBXXX 2103 UNICAJA BANCO, S.A. UCJAES2MXXX CAIXA DE CREDIT DELS ENGINYERS - CAJA DE CREDITO DE LOS 3025 CDENESBBXXX INGENIEROS, S.C.C. 3035 CAJA LABORAL POPULAR, C.C. CLPEES2MXXX 3058 CAJAMAR CAJA RURAL, SOCIEDAD COOPERATIVA DE CREDITO. CCRIES2AXXX 3081 EUROCAJA RURAL, S.C.C. BCOEESMM081 3183 ARQUIA BANK, S.A. CASDESBBXXX 3669 INTERMONEY VALORES, SOCIEDAD DE VALORES, S.A. IVALESMMXXX 3682 GVC GAESCO VALORES S.V., S.A. GVCBESBBETB 3760 IBROKER GLOBAL MARKETS, S.V, S.A IBGMESM1XXX 9000 BANCO DE ESPAÑA. ESPBESMMXXX 9020 SOCIEDAD ESPAÑOLA DE SISTEMAS DE PAGO, S.A. IPAYESMMXXX 9094 BME CLEARING, S.A.U. PROPIA MEFFESBBXXX SOCIEDAD GESTORA DE SISTEMA DE REGISTRO Y LIQUIDACIÓN 9096 IBRCESMMXXX DE VALORES. El * en el campo BIC11 indica que el participante ha solicitado la no publicación de su BIC en el directorio T2 2.
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