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The weight of claims stacking up at the European Court of Justice against the Single Resolution Board’s decision to place Banco Popular Espanol into resolution in June is quite impressive: between June 7 and September 28, 75 separate cases were filed at the ECJ.
The chances of success for any of these actions would seem to be very thin, but that doesn’t seem to be stopping investors bringing them.
The ins and outs of the speedy decision by the SRB to place the troubled bank into resolution and sell it to Spanish rival Santander for €1 have been well discussed.
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