For the finance officials of mid-tier Spanish banks, IMF-World Bank meetings of recent vintage have been stressful occasions for fielding endless questions from concerned regulators, creditors and investors about the Spanish economy, the trend in their own banks’ non-performing loans and their access to funding and capital.
Last month, Alberto Coll, deputy chief financial officer of Banco Sabadell, speaking to Euromoney on his return from Washington, still sounded a little shaken by his encounters at this year’s meetings.
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