Ex-head of Portuguese bank BES released from house arrest
The former head of Portugal's Banco Espirito Santo, Ricardo Salgado, was released from house arrest Wednesday on three million euros bail, the prosecutor general announced.
(AFP) The former head of Portugal's Banco Espirito Santo, Ricardo Salgado, indicted over his role in the bank's collapse last year, was released from house arrest Wednesday on three million euros bail, the prosecutor general announced.
A ban on Salgado contacting other people charged over the case remains in place and he is banned from travelling abroad.
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