EXPOSURE
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Six Banks With No Offices In Romania Hold EUR450M In Romanian Government Bonds
Six European banks with no subsidiaries in Romania have an exposure of EUR450 million to the Eastern European country, according to data published by the European Banking Authority.
BCR, BRD Cut Exposure To Romania By Over RON8B In Past Year
BCR and BRD, Romania’s top two lenders, continued the deleveraging process in the third quarter of the year. The fact that market leaders are narrowing their exposure to the corporate sector...
Foreign Banks' Exposure To Romania Fell To $46.4B In 1Q
Foreign banks cut their exposure to Romania by more than $3.3 billion to $46.44 billion in the first quarter of 2013, data from the Bank for International Settlements showed.
Societe Generale Cut Exposure To Romania By EUR600M Last Year
The exposure to Romania of French banking group Societe Generale, which controls the country's second largest lender BRD (BRD.RO), fell by EUR600 million (5.3%) in 2012, to EUR11.7 billion.
ECB: Romania Non-Banking Exposure To Cyprus At EUR100M
The exposure of Romanian individuals and non-financial companies to Cypriot banks reached approximately EUR100 million at the end of 2012, according to data from the European Central Bank.
Parent Banks Cut Exposure To Romania By 8% Since March 2009
The parent banks of the Romania’s largest nine lenders have reduced their exposure to the country by 8% since March 2009, central bank deputy governor Cristian Popa said Thursday.
Erste Keeps Exposure To Romania Unchanged At EUR8.6B - CFO
Erste Group Bank (EBS.RO) kept unchanged its exposure to Romania this year, according to the Austrian lender’s chief financial officer Manfred Wimmer.
Foreign Banks Cut Exposure To Romania By EUR3B In Past Year
The exposure of international banking groups to the Romanian market fell by more than half a billion euros in the first half of the year mainly because of the continued decline of Greek bank...
European Banks 2011 Exposure To Romania Falls 5.7% To $108.8B
European banks’ exposure to Romania fell 5.7% to $102.5 billion in 2011, from $108.8 a year earlier, data from the Bank for International Settlements showed.