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数据日期Aug. 10, 2011
BANKS

*Dexia SA (DEXB.BT) -- The Franco-Belgian bank booked an impairment of EUR377 million. At end of June 2011, Dexia held EUR1.8 billion of Greek government bonds that mature before Dec. 31, 2020.

*Societe Generale SA (GLE.FR) -- The French bank took a pretax write-down of EUR395 million for its participation in the Greek bailout plan.

*BNP Paribas SA (BNP.FR) -- France's largest bank said it set aside EUR534 million for costs related to the rescue plan.

*Credit Agricole SA (ACA.FR) -- The French bank announced that the combination of its Greek government bond holdings and problems at its Greek subsidiary could wipe up to EUR850 million off its second-quarter results. It said it would take around EUR150 million hit on the bailout plan alone. It reports its second-quarter results Aug. 25.

*Natixis SA (KN.FR) -- The French bank took a EUR15 million impairment charge on Greek government securities held by its insurance companies.

*Barclays PLC BCS+6.17% -- The U.K. bank said it had a total GBP500 million exposure to Greece, but that no impairment was required as a result of a planned bond exchange designed to help the debt-plagued country.

*HSBC Holdings PLC HBC+4.32% -- The global bank took a $105 million impairment on its $1.1 billion exposure to Greek sovereign debt.

*Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC RBS+7.24% -- The group said it took a GBP733 million provision on Greece, writing off the entire Greek portofolio at 50%. Like others that have written off the entire portfolio at more than the proposed 21%, it expects to write back up some of it.

*Standard Chartered PLC (STAN.LN) -- The emerging-markets focused bank said it has no sovereign exposure to Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy or Ireland.

*ING Groep NV ING+8.69% -- The Dutch bank and insurer took EUR310 million in write-downs on Greek government debt.

*Deutsche Bank AG DB+10.05% -- Germany's largest bank took a EUR155 million charge on Greek government bonds.

*Deutsche Postbank AG (DPB.XE) -- The German bank, majority held by Deutsche Bank, took a EUR186 million write-down, made "in light of the planned voluntary involvement of the private sector" in Greek debt relief. It said that as of June 30, the principal amount of Greek sovereign bonds held by Postbank was EUR923 million, of which EUR58 million was classified as available for sale and EUR865 million as loans and receivables.

*Greece -- Greece's banks, which hold about EUR40 billion to EUR50 billion in Greek government bonds, have yet to report their second-quarter earnings and remain in talks with the government over the details of the bond exchange program. Those talks are expected to be concluded in the next few weeks, at which point the precise impact of the deal will be spelled out. But private sector economists say that the Greek banking sector could see up to EUR6 billion in write offs from the deal.

*Intesa Sanpaolo (ISP.MI) -- The Italian bank it took a hit of EUR25 million on its EUR620 million exposure to Greek government bonds.

*UniCredit SpA (UCG.MI) -- It booked a gross impairment of EUR135 million on its Greek sovereign debt exposure, and Chief Financial Officer Marina Natale said the bank's exposure is EUR535 million.

*SEB AB (SEB-A.SK) -- The Swedish lender held bonds with exposure to Greece worth a total nominal amount of 1.12 billion Swedish kronor (EUR131 million) as of July 8.

*Swedbank AB (SWED-A.SK) -- The Nordic bank said its exposure to counterparties in Greece was SEK67 million, including SEK51 million in sovereign bonds.

*Pohjola Bank Oyj (POH1S.HE) -- The Finnish lender had a direct exposure to Greek sovereign bonds of EUR28 million as of July 31.

*Banco Santander SA -- Spain's biggest bank, holds EUR177 million, or 0.1% of the bank's assets, in Greek sovereign debt as of June.

*Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA BBVA+11.26% -- Held about EUR100 million at the end of March.

*Old Mutual PLC (OML.LN) -- The South Africa-based, U.K.-listed financial company said had no exposure to Greek government debt as of the end of the second quarter.

INSURERS

*Allianz SE (ALV.XE). Europe's largest primary insurer by market capitalization wrote down its entire Greek sovereign debt portfolio at 50% of market values, shaving EUR326 million of the off quarterly net profit.

*Aviva PLC (AV.LN) -- U.K. insurer Aviva said the company's exposure to sovereign debt across Greece, Portugal, Spain, Ireland and Italy was GBP1.4 billion in total, just 1% of the company's total GBP113 billion shareholder assets.

*Prudential PLC PUK+6.89% -- The U.K. insurer said it has no sovereign debt exposure to Greece.

*Swiss Re (SREN.VX) -- The reinsurance company wrote down its exposure to Greek debt to nil in the second quarter. This is down from around $800 million it held at the end of the first quarter 2010. Over the past two years, Swiss Re has been reducing its exposure to sovereign debt generally and now holds only $78 million in debt issued by peripheral euro-zone countries.

*Munich Re AG (MUV2.XE) -- The German reinsurance giant took a EUR703 million hit in its net investment income on writing down its entire Greek debt to market value for the second quarter; wrote down to 55% of nominal value at June 30; resulted in EUR125 million hit to after-tax profit.

*Hannover Re AG (HNR1.XE) -- The German reinsurance company said it doesn't hold any Greek sovereign debt.

*AXA SA (CS.FR) -- The France-based insurer took an impairment of EUR92 million related to exposure to Greek debt maturing before 2020. That covers 40% of the market value of the Greek government bonds the company holds. At current market price, AXA holds EUR336 million in Greek government bonds maturing before 2020. The company also holds Greek sovereign bonds due to mature after 2020 worth EUR430 million at market prices.

*CNP Assurances (CNP.FR) -- The French company took a EUR353 million hit to its Greek sovereign debt holdings.

*Assicurazioni Generali (G.MI) -- The Italian insurer wrote down its Greek soveriegn holdings by 47%, taking a EUR140 million hit.

*Mapfre SA (MAP.MC) -- Spain's largest insurer held EUR385 million in Greek sovereirgn debt at the end of 2010, some 3.3% of its portfolio of government bonds.

(Gustav Sandstrom in Stockholm, Alkman Granitsas in Athens, Nicolas Parasie in Paris, Sabrina Cohen in Milan, Christopher Bjork in Madrid, Ulrike Dauer in Frankfurt and Anita Greil in Zurich contributed to this item.)

Deutsche Bank cut its net exposure to Italian government debt by 88 per cent in the first six months of the year in a dramatic sign of international investors backing away from the eurozone’s third-largest economy.

Stefan Krause, Deutsche’s chief financial officer, linked the dramatic reduction in Italy to the first-time consolidation in December of Postbank, a German retail bank that had large Italian holdings. He added that Deutsche had bought credit default swaps – a form of insurance for investors – to hedge its Italian exposure in its trading book.
Deutsche’s revelation comes at a fragile time for Italy, which has seen its market borrowing costs soar since the start of June on worries that it could become embroiled in the eurozone debt crisis. Italy, which has the second-highest debt-to-GDP ration in the single currency area behind Greece, now pays a premium of 2.89 percentage points to borrow over Germany, compared with 1.57 percentage points at the start of June.

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