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BOE-A-2026-12024 ·4 June 2026 ·Resolution Low impact
Tax

Arco Valoraciones, SA and its executives: fines of up to EUR 96,000 for internal control and organisational deficiencies

The Bank of Spain has published sanctions imposed for very serious infringements against the appraisal company Arco Valoraciones, SA, and its management and executive officers (Art. 115.5 Law 10/2014). The sanctions stem from deficiencies in administrative, technical, or internal control organisation that prevented ensuring compliance with valuation standards, professional independence, or real estate market knowledge (Art. 58.3 RDL 24/2021). The applied fines include a 40% discount for opting for reductions under Law 39/2015.

In 3 key points

  1. EUR 96,000 fine for Arco Valoraciones, SA for a very serious infringement (Art. 97.1.a)2. Law 10/2014) (art. 97.1.a)2.º de la Ley 10/2014)
  2. Fines for executives between EUR 4,800 and EUR 12,000 following a 40% reduction (Art. 100.1.a Law 10/2014) (art. 100.1.a) de la Ley 10/2014)
  3. Infringement due to deficiencies in organisation, internal control, or professional independence (Art. 58.3 RDL 24/2021) (art. 58, apartado 3, del Real Decreto-ley 24/2021)

How it affects those involved

For the entity Arco Valoraciones, SA, the sanction amounts to EUR 96,000 (Art. 97.1.a)2. Law 10/2014). For the sanctioned executives, individual fines range between EUR 4,800 and EUR 12,000 (Art. 100.1.a Law 10/2014). This resolution highlights the risk of personal liability for directors in the event of internal control deficiencies within appraisal companies.

Lifecycle

2026-06-04PublishedPublished in the BOE
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