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Juan Carlos' exile may not save the Spanish monarchy

4 August 2020

7:37 PM

4 August 2020

7:37 PM

In the ‘bad bank’ model, a bank protects itself by dumping its toxic assets onto a second, newly-created institution. By taking the problems off its books, the first bank hopes to restore its reputation and financial health so that it will be able to carry on business as usual.

The Spanish monarchy has just carried out an analogous operation.

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