Spain faces treaty claim over handling of bank sale
A branch of Banco Popular in Puerto Rico (Credit: istock.com/robyvannucci)
The former director of Banco Popular, a major Spanish bank declared "likely to fail" last year, has threatened Spain with an investment treaty claim over the state’s role in a restructuring that saw the bank sold to rival Santander for one euro.
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