CajaSur

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CajaSur

Company type	Caja de ahorros
Industry	Banking
Founded	1864 (1864)
Headquarters	Córdoba, Spain
Products	Financial services
Website	portal.cajasur.es/cs/Satellite/cajasur/es/particulares_0/

CajaSur is a Spanish savings bank, property of Kutxabank. It has offices in Andalusia and Extremadura.

Until 2011, CajaSur was a Spanish savings bank, run by the priests in the Catholic Church,^[1] located in Córdoba, Spain. It was seized in May 2010 and defaulted in December 2010.^[2][3][4]