The troubles of Mexico’s bankers are only just beginning. In the months ahead their past mistakes will come under renewed scutiny in a major investigation demanded by the Mexican congress. Some bankers could lose their jobs, a few could wind up in jail, and their banks – still suffering the effects of the industry’s near collapse following the 1995 peso crisis – will be put under new pressures.
With political point scoring a major factor in the investigation, predicting the final outcome is tough.
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