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FLIGHTS BETWEEN LISBON and Madrid are packed with Portuguese and Spanish business people jetting between meetings and closing deals. Nowhere is this bustle of bilateral activity more evident than in banking.
“The second phase of this new relationship between Portugal and Spain is starting now,” says Antônio Guerreiro, chairman and chief executive of Portuguese boutique investment bank Banco Finantia. “The first phase was very much in the context of EU membership, with the convergence of markets and currencies.
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