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European banks offering vendor financing to sell distressed real estate properties

11/23/2011

Banks are offering financing upto 70% of the deal to unload distressed commercial real estate to buyers. Experts say this defeats the purpose of deleveraging.

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European Banks: Here's a Loan to Buy Our Loans

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Turkey, Hungary, Poland and Romania, and asset sales by European banks to raise capital in Nov. 2011

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Eastern European countries that would see declining growth as a result of the eurozone crisis, as banks in Europe raise capital through asset sales of sovereign bonds.

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Hungary Drops Internet Tax Plan After Public Outcry

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Eastern Europe Vulnerable in Debt Crisis

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Fears that Basel III and European Banking Authority E.U. Stress Tests may not adequately reflect the risks on banks balance sheets.

01/21/2010

The situation after bailout of Irish banks in November 2010 by the EU. The Irish banks had passed European stress tests. Portuguese and Spanish banks may face a similar situation.

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Few Banks Fail EU Exams

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Europe Fails Another Stress Test

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The Battle Over Bank Rules at Basel III

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Banks Get New Restraints

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Basel Rules Unlikely to Force Capital Raising

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No Quick Dividend From Basel

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Europe's Banks.

07/09/2010

Issues of European banks, including recapitalization.

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Europe's Elusive Stash of Cash

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Crisis Awaits World’s Banks as Trillions Come Due

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European banks: The last idealists

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French Banks Warned on Their Greek Debt

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Europe Readies for the Worst

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U.S. Bank Stocks Fall on Anxiety About Europe

New York Times 08/18/2011

The ECB's Long Term Financing Operation Dec. 2011- March 2012

11/10/2011

The ECB's newly created Long Term Financing Operation enables European banks to meet their financing needs by borrowing from the European Central Bank at low rates of 1% for three years. Mid size banks in Spain buy government bonds of Spain and use the bonds as collateral at the ECB to access this lowcost funding. This has helped bring down rates at a recent auction of Spain's bonds from 5.1% to 1.7%. Italian banks also participated in the same way. 523 European banks borrowed 489 billion euros on Dec. 21, 2011, under this newly created financing operation of the ECB. This provides European banks financing as they are shutoff from normal financing by selling unsecured bonds to private and institutional lenders. This helps banks in the eurozone meet financial needs in 2012 without reducing lending to businesses and consumers.

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Staring Into the ECB's Mini Bazooka

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A Central Bank Doing What Central Banks Do

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