this shady deal was clearly intended to help Santander evade the regulations, in this case, capital standards, of the European banking authority.
Elizabeth Warren: “this shady deal was clearly intended to help Santander evade the regulations, in this case, capital standards, of the…”
On the recordNovember 20, 2014
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Warren emphasizes the intent behind the deal to evade regulatory standards.
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