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Registros De Entidades 2017 REGISTROS DE ENTIDADES 2017 SITUACION A 31 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2017 BANCO DE ESPAÑA INDICE Página CREDITO OFICIAL ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ........................................................................................................ 9 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 11 BANCOS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 15 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 17 CAJAS DE AHORROS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 27 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 29 COOPERATIVAS DE CREDITO ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 33 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 35 ESTABLECIMIENTOS FINANCIEROS DE CREDITO ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 47 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 49 ESTABLECIMIENTOS FINANCIEROS DE CREDITO ENTIDADES DE PAGO HIBRIDAS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 55 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 57 ENTIDADES DE DINERO ELECTRONICO ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 61 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 63 ENTIDADES DE PAGO ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 67 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 69 ENTIDADES DE PAGO HIBRIDAS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 77 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 79 SOCIEDADES DOMINANTES DE ENTIDADES DE CREDITO ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 83 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 85 OFICINAS DE REPRESENTACION EN ESPAÑA DE ENTIDADES DE CREDITO EXTRANJERAS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 89 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ......................................................................................................... 91 SOCIEDADES DE GARANTIA RECIPROCA ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE ...................................................................................................... 99 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ....................................................................................................... 101 SOCIEDADES DE REAFIANZAMIENTO ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE .................................................................................................... 107 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ....................................................................................................... 109 3 INDICE Página TITULARES DE ESTABLECIMIENTOS DE COMPRA Y VENTA DE MONEDA EXTRANJERA ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE .................................................................................................... 113 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ....................................................................................................... 115 SOCIEDADES DE TASACION ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE .................................................................................................... 119 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ....................................................................................................... 121 SUCURSALES DE ENTIDADES DE CREDITO EXTRANJERAS COMUNITARIAS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE .................................................................................................... 129 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ....................................................................................................... 131 SUCURSALES DE ENTIDADES DE CREDITO EXTRANJERAS EXTRACOMUNITARIAS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE .................................................................................................... 143 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ....................................................................................................... 145 SUCURSALES DE ENTIDADES DE DINERO ELECTRONICO EXTRANJERAS COMUNITARIAS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE .................................................................................................... 149 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ....................................................................................................... 151 SUCURSALES DE ENTIDADES DE PAGO EXTRANJERAS COMUNITARIAS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE .................................................................................................... 155 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ....................................................................................................... 157 REDES DE AGENTES DE ENTIDADES DE PAGO COMUNITARIAS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE .................................................................................................... 161 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ....................................................................................................... 163 ENTIDADES DE CRÉDITO COMUNITARIAS OPERANTES EN ESPAÑA SIN ESTABLECIMIENTO (Art. 39 de la Directiva 2013/36/CE) .................................................................................................................. 165 ENTIDADES FINANCIERAS, FILIALES DE ENT. CTO. EXTRANJERAS COMUNITARIAS, OPERANTES EN ESPAÑA SIN ESTABL. (Art. 34) ............................................................................................................ 183 ENTIDADES DE CREDITO EXTRANJERAS EXTRACOMUNITARIAS, OPERANTES EN ESPAÑA SIN ESTABLECIMIENTO (Art. 17, R.D. 84/2015)......................................................................................... 187 ENTIDADES DINERO ELECTRONICO EXTRANJERAS COMUNITARIAS OPERANTES EN ESPAÑA SIN ESTABLECIMIENTO (Directiva 2009/110/CE y Ley 21/2011) ............................................................... 191 ENTIDADES DE PAGO EXTRANJERAS COMUNITARIAS OPERANTES EN ESPAÑA SIN ESTABLECIMIENTO (art. 25, Directiva 2007/64/CE, y art. 11 de la Ley 16/2009) ................................ 197 REDES DE AGENTES DE ENTIDADES DE DINERO ELECTRONICO COMUNITARIAS ORDENADO ALFABETICAMENTE .................................................................................................... 211 ORDENADO POR CODIGO B.E. ....................................................................................................... 213 SOCIEDADES PENDIENTES DE BAJA COOPERATIVAS DE CREDITO ......................................................................................................... 217 SOCIEDADES DE GARANTIA RECIPROCA ...................................................................................... 218 SERVICIOS DE TASACION DE ENTIDADES DE CREDITO 4 INDICE Página CLASIFICACION GENERAL ALFABETICA ............................................................................................ 221 5 CREDITO OFICIAL CREDITO OFICIAL, POR ORDEN ALFABETICO Nombre Código INSTITUTO DE CREDITO OFICIAL ........................................................................................... 1000 TOTAL ENTIDADES: 1 9 CREDITO OFICIAL, POR CODIGO B.E. 1000 INSTITUTO DE CREDITO OFICIAL CODIGO LEI: PJQDPSI1D8J2Q1IM3G17 N.I.F.: Q2876002C TELF: 915921600 FAX: 915921700 DOMICILIO SOCIAL: PS DEL PRADO, 4 28014 MADRID 11 BANCOS BANCOS, POR ORDEN ALFABETICO Nombre Código A&G BANCA PRIVADA, S.A. ..................................................................................................... 0241 ABANCA CORPORACION BANCARIA, S.A. ............................................................................ 2080 ALLFUNDS BANK, S.A. ............................................................................................................. 0011 ANDBANK ESPAÑA, S.A. ......................................................................................................... 1544 ARESBANK, S.A. ....................................................................................................................... 0136 BANCA MARCH, S.A. ............................................................................................................... 0061 BANCA PUEYO, S.A. ................................................................................................................ 0078 BANCO ALCALA, S.A. ............................................................................................................... 0188
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