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Cecilia Romero

Research Analyst at Barclays Corporate & Investment Bank

Cecilia Romero Reyes is an Equity Analyst at Barclays Corporate & Investment Bank, specializing in coverage of the gaming and entertainment sector with a particular focus on major companies such as Flutter Entertainment. Romero Reyes is recognized for her actionable investment research and recently maintained an 'Overweight' rating and raised the price target for Flutter, demonstrating strong sector expertise. Her career at Barclays has been marked by results-driven analysis and has earned her a reputation for insightful stock recommendations. She brings an analytical rigor and acute market perspective to her current role, leveraging industry credentials to deliver value to institutional clients.

Cecilia Romero's questions to BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA (BBVA) leadership

Cecilia Romero's questions to BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA (BBVA) leadership • Q2 2025

Question

Cecilia Romero from Barclays asked for visibility on the phasing of synergies from the Sabadell transaction, given recent government announcements, and inquired about the expected development of net profit in Turkey over the course of the new strategic plan.

Answer

CEO Onur Genç described the Sabadell deal as a 'delayed merger scenario' and stated that detailed synergy phasing would be provided in September after the prospectus is published. He projected that Turkey would contribute approximately 10-12% of the group's cumulative €48 billion profit target over the four-year plan.

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Cecilia Romero's questions to Banco Santander (SAN) leadership

Cecilia Romero's questions to Banco Santander (SAN) leadership • Q2 2025

Question

Cecilia Romero inquired about the outlook for Spain's cost of risk and NII dynamics, asking if NII guidance would be improved. She also sought comment on the Mexico antitrust investigation into credit card fees.

Answer

CEO Héctor Grisi Checa declined to comment on the ongoing legal matter in Mexico. Regarding Spain, he noted the cost of risk is performing well in a strong economy. CFO José García Cantera upgraded the NII guidance for Spain, now expecting a smaller decline of 4-5% for the year, versus 6-7% previously, driven by strong deposit cost management.

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