Singular Bank brings in ING and ProA Capital as shareholders, among others

BarcelonaSingular Bank, the financial entity specialized in private banking, has incorporated ING and the Actinver group as shareholders, in addition to the manager ProA Capital and numerous family offices. With these incorporations, the bank managed by Javier Marín begins a new stage of growth and expansion. The new shareholders have purchased all the shares that until now were owned by Warburg Pincus.

The vocation for long-term permanence of the new shareholders, their financial capacity, sectorial experience, and new and important commercial development avenues will allow Singular Bank to accelerate its growth while maintaining focus on the quality of service to its clients, according to a statement from the entity.

Specifically, and after the sale of Warburg Pincus shares and the capital increase, ING will have a 40% stake; the bank's management team and employees, 15.5% (and will become the second largest shareholder on an aggregate basis); ProA Capital, 15%; Actinver, 8%; and the family offices, 21.5%.

Singular Bank registered an operating profit of 5.94 million euros on June 30, compared to 4.07 million in the same period of the previous year, representing an increase of 47%. Client-managed assets reached 19,477 million euros, 23.4% more than twelve months prior.

Singular Bank's recurring net profit for the first six months of 2026 stood at 4.1 million euros, compared to a profit of 0.2 million on June 30, 2025. The capital position improved as a result of organic generation, reaching a CET1, the main solvency measure, of 20.02%.