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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish bank Sabadell said on Friday it would keep selling mortgages with a so-called 'floor clause', which impose a limit on how far mortgage interest rates can fall in line with a benchmark rate.
The terms of these mortgages are clearly marked to potential buyers, Chief Executive Officer Jaime Guardiola said in a conference call.
The removal of the widely-used 'floor clauses', following protests by consumer rights groups, may hit bank profits, analysts fear.
(Reporting By Jesus Aguado; Writing by Sonya Dowsett; Editing by Paul Day)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
|---|---|---|
| +35.76% | 8.59B | |
| +11.35% | 544B | |
| +12.06% | 297B | |
| +7.85% | 249B | |
| +24.14% | 214B | |
| +15.44% | 172B | |
| +5.59% | 160B | |
| +4.61% | 153B | |
| -11.97% | 138B | |
| +1.44% | 140B |
BANCO DE SABADELL, S.A. 
