Full story here from ZeroHedge. It’s like picture day–at the local morgue.
BNP, Commerzbank, HSBC, SocGen, Natixis, BNP, CA, AXA, ING and Rabobank all identified as banks with massive Greek repo exposure. The next question: will writedowns on these now illiquid and, as the Greek bond market is effectively shut down for a second day running, untradeable positions be taken, or will Europe follow the US in pretending tens of billions in valuation gaps will be filled by Hopium? Also, as bankingnews.gr reports, and as we first highlighted, a variety of French re/insurers are about to get whacked. (more…)
Eurozone bailout $955 billion (and counting)
Monday, May 10th, 2010Full story here from ZeroHedge. Remember when this was $4bn for Greece (about a month ago)? Trying to transfuse the corpse big time. The financial Maginot Line has been constructed. That worked out well–oh wait…
From The Daily Capitalist
The eurozone, those countries that use the euro as their currency, is in serious trouble as evidenced by Sunday night’s (here) announcement of a €750 billion bailout to defend the euro from tanking and taking down several sovereigns with it. Greece is only one problem. (more…)
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