The truth about Asian investment banking

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March 1999

Botín: Putting the boot in


One does not mess with the head of the Botín clan, Spain's most powerful banking dynasty, even if you happen to be the boss's daughter.


Ana Patricia Botín, the 38-year-old daughter and widely acclaimed heir apparent to Banco Santander's chairman Emilio Botín, came down with a bump a month after the announcement of the mega-merger between the family-run bank and Banco Central Hispano (BCH).

BSCH, as the merged bank will call itself, dropped...


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