Two years on from the collapse of Spain's Banco Popular, the bank's sorry story appears to be coming to a conclusion. Within weeks, Santander, which bought the bank for just €1, expects to rebrand the last of the branches it acquired after many months integrating Popular's €140bn of assets, 1,600 offices and 10,000 employees. But the real story of the bank's collapse is yet to be told. In Madrid, at the European Court of Justice, in New York and elsewhere, more than 100 legal cases are just beginning. Former shareholders and bondholders, who lost billions of euros, are seeking answers.
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