Not true. Had the sale gone through I would have been a 4% minority shareholder in a public company. I would not have been a board member, an officer, or even an employee. Just a passive investor. Also, had OCIF asked we could have restructured the deal to eliminate that ownership. That was just an excuse. OCIF wanted to shut the bank down to send a message that︀ Puerto Rico would not be a haven for tax evaders and money lauders. Not because︁ the bank was actually facilitating either, but due to false allegations made by the media︂ that it was. After OCIF rejected the sale to Qenta, other buyers stepped up. But︃ OCIF refused to allow anyone to buy the bank. The Commissioner wanted it shut down︄ and she wanted all the customers out of Puerto Rico, due to their reputation for︅ being organized criminals, drug dealers, money launderers, and tax evaders, despite knowing none of that︆ was true. The truth didn't matter. All that mattered was the false public perception created︇ by the lies told by the media.