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Thursday, August 3, 2017
Portugal Wants to Move on From Bank Collapse
For Portugal, there’s a before and an after
Banco Espirito Santo
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The fall from grace of one of the country’s oldest banking groups and the family that founded it has practically erased signs of its one-time dominance in the Iberian nation. Gone is the bank’s name glowing atop a building overlooking the Marques de Pombal square in central Lisbon as well as its logo on t-shirts of players from Portugal’s three-biggest soccer teams. Three years after the bank’s collapse, many in Portugal just want to move on.
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