Atalanta and Lawyers: Millions of Loyal Customers in Spain Seek the Friendly Bank

From Atalanta and Abogadas, specialists in the second chance law, they echo an undeniable truth: the relationship between banks and users must change. This need, reflected in a recent study, highlights the urgency of building a more humane, accessible, and ethical financial system.

The RepCore Banking 2024 Study by the Specialized Firm Reputation Lab
According to the recent report published on December 17 by the firm Reputation Lab, not only does it highlight a problem, it reveals that Spain ranks last in financial sector reputation among the 15 Ibero-American countries analyzed, highlighting a marked gap between the expectations of Spanish citizens and the performance of banks.

The study reveals the main areas of improvement identified for Spanish banks, highlighting the following: Specifically, Spanish entities are 9 points below the average, receiving their worst ratings in some variables of great importance to consumers such as:

• The ethical behavior of banks

• Access to credit

• Customer care

• Support for entrepreneurship

• Transparency

• Financial education

Atalanta and Abogadas propose an urgent reflection for 2025: "Is Spanish society willing to maintain a financial system that remains disconnected from the real needs of people?" They also point out "that transformation is possible: a financial system at the service of people can become a reality if driven with determination and commitment."

Banks and Their Role in Society
Banking plays an essential role in society: providing financing, supporting entrepreneurship, and facilitating the construction of life projects for families and young people. Additionally, its role in promoting financial education is key as a pillar of economic and social development.

Relationship Between Banks and Clients: A Crisis That Needs a Solution
At a time when trust in financial institutions is in crisis and traditional models show clear signs of exhaustion, millions of potential clients in Spain are looking for something different: a friendly, approachable bank committed to people.

The Friendly Bank
The friendly bank that millions of people are seeking in Spain is not just a concept: it is a real opportunity to lead the change that transforms not only accounts but also the trust and future of people. It is the path to recovering the reputation of a financial system that urgently needs renewal.

Change is possible and, more importantly, it is within reach. Banks need to embrace this new era of transformation with determination.

Conclusion
"What bank in Spain wouldn't want to become 'the friendly bank' that millions of loyal clients are searching for? And what if that friendly bank already existed, waiting to be discovered?"

In Spain, there are millions of people eager for a new way of banking.

The opportunity is on the table, it just needs the Friendly Bank to appear and decide to lead the change.

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