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Banks fear the outflow of up to 20,000 million from SICAVs due to the anti-fraud law | El Español
7 of October, 2021
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo is mentioned in the article of El Español about the conference organised by the firm on the future of SICAVs after Law 11/2021. The conference was focused on how the new features introduced by Law 11/2021 will affect this type of entities and, in particular, the transitional regime for their dissolution.
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