Glovo, the Barcelona-born home delivery platform, is back in the news. This time in the executive market, after launching an advisory board that will include several former politicians and businessmen, with names well known to everyone. Glovo thus covers its shoulders after years of back-and-forth with the authorities and several open court battles, such as the war with Just Eat over alleged unfair competition. Puig also took advantage of his earnings presentation to announce a new position, and Ipsen has a new CEO.

The time to move forward with the agreement on financing that will allow Catalonia to collect all its taxes is approaching. It was an essential element for the investiture of President Salvador Illa, but the political situation, with the corruption scandal affecting the PSOE, is complicating matters. And although work to implement the model was at an advanced stage, the June 30th deadline is moving further away, several sources consulted admit. The challenge now is, if the legislature holds out, to present the image that work on the new financing model continues. The time has come, but the clock has stopped.

The big signing of the week is once again for the banking sector, with Amparo Moraleda as the new vice president of CaixaBank, making her the first woman to hold this position. However, the week has been busy in terms of executive recruitment, primarily in the banking sector, but also with significant moves at Atresmedia, the GSMA, VidaCaixa, and Telefónica. These are the week's highlights: