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    altra lista esposizione banche europee...

    Endangered Bank List in EU – The ones at the bottom of the list are the worst off. The percentage exposure as a percentage of Common Equity is the most meaningful indicator. It shows what they owe compare to what they are worth.

    Royal Bank of Scotland - Exposure: $146.42 billion

    Market Cap: $60.96 billion

    Common Equity: $83.58 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 175%

    Landesbank Berlin - Exposure: $13.11 billion

    Market Cap: $5.60 billion

    Common Equity: $7.31 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 179%

    Barclays UK – Exposure $123 billion

    Market Cap: $43.91 billion

    Common Equity: $65.510 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 189%

    Landesbank Baden – Wurttemberg – Exposure $32.05 billion

    Market Cap: $11.27 billion

    Common Equity: $13.94 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Debt: 230%

    DZ Bank (German) – exposure $25.69 billion.

    Common Equity: $10.34 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 239%

    KBC Bank Belgium – Exposure $39.70 billion

    Market Cap: $9.05 billion

    Common Equity: $16.09 billion

    Exposure as % of Equity: 247%

    Credit Agricole (France) – exposure $192.06 billion

    Market Cap: $29.97 billion

    Common Equity: $65.50 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 293%


    Deutsche Bank – Exposure $140.61 billion

    Market Cap: $49.73 billion

    Common Equity: $43.02 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 327%

    BNP Paribas (France) – Exposure $280.96 billion

    Market Cap: $79.91 billion

    Common Equity: $78.43 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 358%

    Commerzbank (Germany) – Exposure 67.38 billion

    Market Cap: $18.45 billion

    Common Equity: $14.60 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 462%

    Dexia (Beligium ) - Exposure $132.95 billion

    Market Cap: $5.229 billion

    Common Equity: $10.34 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 552%

    Banco Santander (Spain) – Exposure $567.20 billion

    Market Cap: $92.08 billion

    Common Equity: $59.51 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 953%

    Unicredit (Italy ) - Exposure $541.54 billion

    Market Cap: $34.41 billion

    Common Equity: $50.59 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 1,070%

    Bank of Ireland – Exposure $102.43 billion

    Market Cap: $1.39 billion

    Common Equity: $7.40 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 1,385%

    BBVA (Spain) – Exposure $552.90 billion

    Market Cap: $52.80 billion

    Common Equity: $35.39 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 1,566%

    EFG Eurobank Ergasias (Greece) – Exposure $76.01 billion

    Market Cap: $2.07 billion

    Common Equity: $4.74 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 1,601%

    Intesa Sanpolo Group (Italy) - Exposure $607.03 billion

    Market Cap: $51.06 billion

    Common Equity: $37.07 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 1,638%

    BancoPopular Espanol (Spain) – Exposure $182.94 billion

    Market Cap: $6.91 billion

    Common Equity: $9.49 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 1,927%

    Banca MPS (Italy) - Exposure $290.98

    Market Cap: $7.96 billion

    Common Equity: $6.24 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 4,666%


    Allied Irish Banks (Ireland) – Exposure $129.02 billion

    Market Cap: $2.00 billion

    Common Equity: $0.387 billion

    Exposure as % of Common Equity: 33,352%


    Dexia ? gi? fallita ed ? stati (quasi) salvata...per la 3 volta in 4 anni(?)

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    Sanpaolo e Unicredit sono messe bene

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      Originally posted by Giu72 View Post
      Sanpaolo e Unicredit sono messe bene
      vince MPS ... 4,666%

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        #4
        MPS ? morta, Intesa paradossalmente non va male e Unicredit is too big to fail...

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