It’s been six months since the headline-grabbing domino collapse of Iceland’s three largest banks, and though the dust has settled some, it’s still unclear what broader effect the meltdown will have on seafood.
This week might garner a few more answers. The Icelandic government said Wednesday it will this week release an in-depth report to the countries financial supervisory authority on how to divide up assets, a key step in the banks’ many creditors getting some of their funds back, and an important step in the fate of the seafood loans held by the bank.
