The members of CaixaBank's Shareholder Advisory Committee have held a meeting in Lisbon with the CEO of BPI, João Pedro Oliveira e Costa, as well as with several members of the bank's Executive Commission, with the aim of gaining firsthand knowledge of the recent evolution of the Portuguese entity's activity.
This is the second trip this advisory body has made to Portugal, and on this occasion, it also included the participation of CaixaBank's Director of Shareholder Relations, Meritxell Soler, as reported by the financial institution in a statement released this Friday.
During the meeting, Oliveira e Costa detailed to the members of the Shareholder Advisory Committee "the solidity of BPI's model, the good capital and liquidity position, and the positive evolution of the business," factors that, as he emphasized, allow the entity to continue supporting its clients' financial needs. He also reiterated the bank's commitment to people, society, and the environment.
Over two days of work, and through various sessions with BPI executives, the Advisory Committee representatives received extensive information on the "main business milestones" and on the most recent projects driven by the Portuguese entity, which is a 100% subsidiary of CaixaBank.
Visit to the 'all in one' office and BPI's presence in Portugal
As part of the visit, the delegation toured BPI's 'all in one' office, located in the emblematic Monumental building on Praça Duque de Saldanha, "which combines close and personalized service with the agility and convenience offered by the most innovative technologies."
BPI ranks as the fourth largest financial institution operating in Portugal by business volume, with 77.4 billion euros according to data reported by the bank as of March 2026. The entity has 1.83 million clients, a workforce of 4,500 employees, a network of 306 branches, and 1,234 ATMs. BPI's contribution from its activity in Portugal to CaixaBank's results in 2025 reached 473 million euros.