McEnroy set to buy back stake in Paraguayan bank
The Irish financier sold the $20m stake in Sudameris over the last two years
Conor McEnroy, the Irish financier who owns Paraguay’s fourth-largest bank, has plans to buy back a large stake he sold in the business over the last two years.
McEnroy has sold around $20 million-worth of shares in Sudameris to FMO, the Dutch development bank, and Jerónimo Nasser, the general manager of the bank.
McEnroy sold the stake in two chunks in the last two years, according to financial accounts for one of...
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