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CaixaBank Headquarters & offices · Valencia, Spain
CaixaBank · Valencia, Spain
A 14-floor 1942 bank building on a triangular plot in Valencia, and a health insurance premium the bank pays in full.
Since 2017 CaixaBank's registered office has been the former Banco de Valencia building at Pintor Sorolla 2–4. Inside the company: a 100%-paid Adeslas health policy, a hybrid model at central services and a training school open 24/7. Every fact from CaixaBank's own pages and public records.
- 1935 → 1942Valencia HQ building, designed → finished
- 100%health insurance premium paid
- 47,580employees (CaixaBank Group)
- 14 floorsincl. basements and attics
Sources: caixabank.com (legal information, People pages, About us, newsroom 2017–2026) · Valencia City Council, Infociudad · BOE 2011
Companies / Spain / Banking / CaixaBank
THE HEADQUARTERS · VALENCIA
A 1940s bank building on Pintor Sorolla
CaixaBank's registered office is at Calle Pintor Sorolla 2–4, in the building of the former Banco de Valencia. It was designed in 1935 by Vicente Traver Tomás, Antonio Gómez Davó, Francisco Almenar Quinzá and Javier Goerlich Lleó; work stopped during the war and was finished in 1942. It stands on a triangular plot, with two straight façades on Pintor Sorolla and Don Juan de Austria joined by a round corner, and has 14 floors including basements and attics. CaixaBank says its corporate and operational offices are spread across several Spanish cities.
- Pintor Sorolla 2–4, Valencia
- Designed 1935 · finished 1942
- 14 floors incl. basements and attics
- Round corner on a triangular plot
- Registered office since 2017
The Banco de Valencia building on Pintor Sorolla
CaixaBank's registered office is at Calle Pintor Sorolla 2–4, in the building of the former Banco de Valencia, designed in 1935 and finished in 1942.
The round corner and façades
The building stands on a triangular plot, with two straight façades on Pintor Sorolla and Don Juan de Austria joined by a round corner, and has 14 floors including basements and attics.
Sources: Valencia City Council, Infociudad “Edificio antiguo Banco de Valencia” · caixabank.com, legal information and news of 6 October 2017
Valencia and Barcelona
| Building | Address |
|---|---|
| Registered office (former Banco de Valencia building) | Calle Pintor Sorolla 2–4, 46002 Valencia, Spain |
| Torres La Caixa (registered office until 2017) | Avinguda Diagonal 621–629, 08028 Barcelona, Spain |
| Former head office (Caixa de Pensions) | Via Laietana 56–58, Barcelona, Spain |
Source: caixabank.com, legal information · BOE-A-2011-11637 · COAC, arquitecturacatalana.cat · See them on the map ↓
Source: Valencia City Council, Infociudad · COAC, arquitecturacatalana.cat (Torres La Caixa; Caixa de Pensions per a la Vellesa i d'Estalvis)
Benefits (Spain)
Premium paid in full, Adeslas network; extra cover for family available.
Retirement contributions plus disability and death cover.
A personal guarantee for renting your home, up to six monthly payments.
Tax-efficient crèche, family health and savings insurance.
Financial support for courses, studies and languages.
Loans at an employee rate, fee-free accounts, preferential cards.
Wellness centres, a virtual gym and 3x3 mini leagues at CaixaBank Plaza.
Hybrid at central services; branches 8am–3pm or split two days a week.
Source: caixabank.com, People — “Well-being and inclusion” and “Compensation and social benefits” (2026)
How CaixaBank keeps people, in its own words
More than 1,000 pieces of training content on CaixaBank Campus, plus a language school open 24/7.
Role-specific courses, postgraduate courses and diplomas, with 50%–90% financial support for other courses.
An onboarding of four days to visit the facilities and meet the team, then guidance from a trainer.
Employees can apply for internal vacancies throughout Spain and in the central departments.
Built by people from all areas of the bank; 44% of management positions were held by women in 2025.
An A Standard of Excellence in the EFR work-family balance certification, plus a digital disconnection agreement.
Source: caixabank.com, People — “Progress in your career” and “Well-being and inclusion” (2026)
Who works here
employees, CaixaBank Group
of management positions held by women (2025)
branches in Spain and Portugal
founded in Barcelona
Source: caixabank.com, About us — key figures, and People — “Well-being and inclusion” (2026) · Esfera, “Francesc Moragas y CaixaBank” (2019)
Office history: Barcelona to Valencia
- 1904 Founded in Barcelona
Francesc Moragas i Barret founded the Caja de Pensiones para la Vejez y de Ahorros, “la Caixa”, in Barcelona in 1904 and became its general manager.
Source: CaixaBank Esfera, “Francesc Moragas y CaixaBank, un ejercicio centenario de RSC” (2019)
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it. - 1917 Casal de l'Estalvi on Via Laietana
Enric Sagnier's head office at Via Laietana 56–58 closed the view along the new street, in Garraf stone over a concrete frame. CaixaBank calls it the bank's emblematic headquarters for many years.
Source: COAC, arquitecturacatalana.cat · CaixaBank, History of the Group
Caixa de Pensions, Via Laietana, Barcelona, 1917 · Jordiferrer / CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons - 2011 CaixaBank, S.A. on Avinguda Diagonal
CaixaBank, S.A. was entered in the Bank of Spain's register on 30 June 2011 with its registered office at Avinguda Diagonal 621, Barcelona — the Torres La Caixa by Coderch and Mitjans (1974–1982).
Source: BOE-A-2011-11637 · COAC, arquitecturacatalana.cat
Torres La Caixa, Avinguda Diagonal, Barcelona · VynedJ / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons - 2017 Registered office moves to Valencia
On 6 October 2017 the board unanimously decided to move the registered office to Calle Pintor Sorolla 2–4, Valencia, to stay in the euro zone under ECB supervision; the move involved no transfer of employees.
Source: caixabank.com, news of 6 October 2017
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it. - 2021 Merger with Bankia
The merger with Bankia was registered on 26 March 2021, creating Spain's leading bank with close to 20 million customers. The registered office stayed in Valencia.
Source: caixabank.com, news of 26 March 2021 · legal information
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it.
Map: how the headquarters moved
Two head offices in Barcelona, about 4 km apart, then a registered office 300 km down the coast in Valencia.
- 1 · 1917Via Laietana 56–58, Barcelona — Enric Sagnier's Caixa de Pensions head office
- 2 · 2011Avinguda Diagonal 621, Barcelona — Torres La Caixa, registered office of CaixaBank, S.A.
- 3 · 2017Calle Pintor Sorolla 2–4, Valencia — Former Banco de Valencia building, registered office today
Addresses: COAC, arquitecturacatalana.cat · BOE-A-2011-11637 · caixabank.com legal information · Locations: OpenStreetMap
What CaixaBank does
CaixaBank is a retail bank serving 20.7 million customers in Spain and Portugal through more than 4,500 branches, with wealth management, insurance and the digital bank imagin.
Income reported by source; figures for the CaixaBank Group.
Where the money came from · income by source, 2025
Source: CaixaBank, 2025 results press release (30 January 2026)
Source: CaixaBank, 2025 results press release (30 January 2026)
Growth: revenue vs. people
€11.6B → €16.27B
37,000+ → 47,580
Gross income from CaixaBank's annual results press releases (2022: €11.6B as first reported; the 2023 release gives +28.3% growth on a restated base). Employees: news of 6 October 2017 and About us (2026). Multiples calculated by eciffo.
Chief executives
CEO; born in Madrid in 1965. José Ignacio Goirigolzarri has been executive chairman since the Bankia merger (2021).
Founded in 1904 by Francesc Moragas i Barret as the Caja de Pensiones para la Vejez y de Ahorros.
Source: caixabank.com, Board of Directors · news of 26 March 2021 · Esfera (2019)
CaixaBank: questions people ask
Where is CaixaBank's headquarters?
Its registered office is at Calle Pintor Sorolla 2–4, 46002 Valencia, Spain, in the former Banco de Valencia building.
Source: caixabank.com, legal information
Why did CaixaBank move its headquarters to Valencia?
On 6 October 2017 the board unanimously moved the registered office from Barcelona to Valencia to protect customers, shareholders and employees and keep the bank in the euro zone under ECB supervision. No employees were moved.
Source: caixabank.com, news of 6 October 2017
Who designed the Valencia headquarters building?
Vicente Traver Tomás, Antonio Gómez Davó, Francisco Almenar Quinzá and Javier Goerlich Lleó designed it in 1935; it was finished in 1942.
Source: Valencia City Council, Infociudad
How big is the Valencia building?
It has 14 floors including basements and attics, on a triangular plot with façades on Pintor Sorolla and Don Juan de Austria joined by a round corner. CaixaBank does not publish its floor area.
Source: Valencia City Council, Infociudad
Where was CaixaBank's headquarters before Valencia?
In Barcelona: the Caixa de Pensions head office by Enric Sagnier on Via Laietana (1917), and later Avinguda Diagonal 621, the Torres La Caixa, which was CaixaBank, S.A.'s registered office in 2011.
Source: COAC, arquitecturacatalana.cat · BOE-A-2011-11637
How many people work at CaixaBank?
47,580 employees in the CaixaBank Group, according to the key figures on its website.
Source: caixabank.com, About us (2026)
What benefits does CaixaBank offer?
In Spain: 100% of the Adeslas health insurance premium, company pension plans, a rent guarantee of up to six monthly payments, the Compensa+ flexible pay plan (including crèche), 50%–90% support for courses and employee banking rates.
Source: caixabank.com, People — Well-being and inclusion
Does CaixaBank allow hybrid or remote work?
Central services use a hybrid model adapted to each job. Branches work continuous hours from 8am to 3pm, or split hours two days a week depending on the office type.
Source: caixabank.com, People — Well-being and inclusion
When was CaixaBank founded?
Its origin is the Caja de Pensiones para la Vejez y de Ahorros, founded in Barcelona in 1904 by Francesc Moragas i Barret.
Source: CaixaBank Esfera (2019)
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