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Spain: Bankia Bailout An Attempt To Ring-Fence Toxic Real Estate Assets The government of Spain will announce Thursday that it is appointing Oliver Wyman and BlackRock Inc. (BLK) to independently value real-estate loans in the nation, the Financial Times reported Wednesday. Going Through Denial, Spain Suffers Painful Hangover Unlike the U.S. and U.K., Spain has been agonizingly slow to accept the fact it got drunk on a massive real-estate bubble, exacerbating and prolonging the hangover now reeling through its financial sector. Spain makes new attempt to heal banking sector Spain told its banks on Friday to set aside another €30 billion ($40 billion) to cover potential losses on real estate and ordered an independent audit of their debts, an effort to restore confidence in a sector that is at the heart of the country's financial crisis. Spain’s Yearnings Are Now Its Agony Spain took so long to rejoin Europe, only to find its future tethered to German wishes again. Spain to kick off banking sector audit Spain, under pressure from the European Union to accelerate its bank clean-up, will name independent auditors on Friday to probe bad loans and property holdings in the financial sector and determine how ... Spain tries to restore confidence in banks Spain has ordered independent audits of its banks' debt loads and will force them to set aside another €30 billion ($40 billion) to cover potential losses on real estate. Spain stocks extend losing streak after downgrade Spain's stock market flirted with seven-year lows Friday as investors continued to worry about the stability of the eurozone's financial system in light of the downgrading by credit ratings agency Moody's of the country's banking industry. Spain banking sector shaken by report of bank run Confidence in Spain's banks and its teetering economy was shaken Thursday after a newspaper reported that depositors were rushing to withdraw their money from Bankia, a troubled bank that was effectively ... Spain issues banks warning on real estate Spain told its banks on Friday to set aside another $40 billion to cover potential losses on real estate and ordered an independent audit of their debts, an effort to restore confidence in a sector that is at the heart of the country’s financial crisis. |
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