La versión del capitalismo de amiguetes de Carlos Torres
Las razones de la OPA hostil del BBVA sobre el Banco de Sabadell se reducen a subir el valor de la acción en beneficio de los grandes fondos y así conseguir unas retribuciones multimillonarias para Carlos Torres y su equipo. El motor de la vida...
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RSS Feed Las razones de la OPA hostil del BBVA sobre el Banco de Sabadell se reducen a subir el valor de la acción en beneficio de los grandes fondos y así conseguir unas retribuciones multimillonarias para Carlos Torres y su equipo. El motor de la vida profesional de los directivos de las grandes empresas, que son los auténticos propietarios, se mueve en el terreno de la codicia y el poder. Es un proyecto de crecimiento frío y aséptico donde no hay cabida para los sentimientos. El Dios que adoran se llama «bonus». La operación desatada por Torres no tiene otro objetivo que el bendito tamaño, que es lo que complace a los fondos de inversión que son la expresión de una frialdad todavía más impresionante. Son fenómenos que siempre me han interesado. Torres es uno de los ejecutivos más brillantes y mejor formados de nuestro país. Su trayectoria académica en el MIT, con dos licenciaturas y un MBA en Sloan School of Management, le cualifica para presidir cualquier empresa. No solo en España, sino en el mundo. Es tan brillante que tuvo tiempo, también, para sacarse una licenciatura en Derecho por la UNED.
0:08 Carlos Torres' version of the capitalism of friends. The reasons for Baby' s opostile over Saba Day Bank are reduced to raising the value of the share for profit and large funds and thus getting multi- million dollar rewards for Carlos Torres and his team. The motor of the professional life of the directors of the big companies, who are the real owners, moves the terrain of greed and power. It is a cold and aseptic growth project where there is no room for feelings. The alligator god is called bonus. The operation unleashed by Torres has no other objective than the blessed size, which is what the investment funds are pleased with, which are the expression of an even more impressive coldness are phenomena that have always interested me. Torres is one of the brightest and best- trained executives in our country. His academic career at MIT, with two licenses and an MBA at the Sloane schol of managent qualified him to preside over any company, is so brilliant that he then had time to take a law degree from UNET. Therefore, he is a dangerous enemy to the sabady, because he will not have left anything to chance. Or perhaps there are times when these dazzling trajectories make them forget that the reality is not the annual salaries of several million and fly by private plane. So enormous is the power they reach from that Watchtower, that they forget that they are human and therefore fallible. It makes them fall into pride and surround themselves with a court of balls eager, also to exceed the salary of one million euros a year.
1:38 On one occasion, an acquaintance explained to me that these directors neither like you nor dislike you, because they are interested only in the account of results and the value of the action. They' re not interested in employees and their future, but what they can get out of them. One day they' re in a consulting firm, the next in an electric and then in a bank tomorrow. It can be any other company that pays them more. It was an interesting reflection that the executive who did it to me then suffered the consequences of his lack of empathy and scruples, betrayed his boss and lost the battle the OPA over the Sabbath is a huge mess in all the grounds, except for the interests of towers, their managers and the funds that will get huge profits. We are facing the typical action of savage capitalism and friends.
2:23 It' s not about having national or international champions or not. It is the propagandistic excuse to get a story before public opinion and politicians. The reality is that it enshrines a ligarchy model that harms the market. Experience shows that the big one eats the little one and his employees end up on the street. There is no coexistence in a year or two at the most. Those who come from the BBW will see their Saturday mates go home. It is true that they will be well rewarded, but it is not a generous gesture by Torres, but a part of the cost of the OPA, acting as an authentic shark who implacablely pounces on the dam and with the power to lead one of the world' s great banks. Now it' s up to politicians to swallow their words when the election cycle is over and to authorize distastefulness, it' s not easy to face a giant, although it' s true that the Bible shows us that David could congoliat Torres has at his side the funds that today maintain this investment and the next day they change it to one that is more profitable for them in a sector that is fashionable, of course, after earning billions and no matter what they leave behind. Spain has a serious problem in this area, because we are losing companies to foreign investors.
3:32 We lack ambitious champions with Spanish shareholders who invest in the industrial and financial sector, following the successful strategy of Faye with criteria. There are too many companies among those listed, whose control is not in Spain, but in the hands of those cold and powerful foreign investors that Torres has to please. The victory of the OPA follows a new success of the location of power in sectors fundamental to our economy and the disappearance of a financial institution like r s BO, which is very well managed. Forty years ago I had the opportunity to eat in Barcelona, along with other colleagues who made economy with the president of the largest multinational in his sector, who had just launched an OPA on his rival. He had arrived in Barcelona with his private plane. He touched me by his side and as the number of the operation was very large, I asked him about the money. The answer was not without a certain disdain.
4:23 Never mind that' s what the banks are for. Seeing the gesture on my face, he answered me kindly. We are the largest multinational in the world in our sector and the banks are only interested in our solvency and the solidity of the project. The only thing that has bothered me when it comes to doing the operation has been legal equipment and communication, not only for public opinion, but for our shareholders and employees, as well as for our rival. Of course, he got his target. I' m afraid Torres has ignored this rule and must believe that Saturday is a bank of provinces that has to fall to Goliath. His directors are not equal to a MIT graduate, as Oliu only studied in Minnesota. He has not taken care of communication and has underestimated the impact on public opinion, as well as the unanimous reaction of politicians to an operation that will make a few rich. I hope Torres doesn ' t get his target.