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In reply to the discussion: STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Thursday, 27 December 2012 [View all]xchrom
(108,903 posts)27. Bankia shares slide on 'negative value' assessment
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20851106

Many ordinary Spaniards are angry at the loss of the savings they had invested in Bankia
Shares in Bankia have slid almost 14% after Spain's bank rescue fund said the troubled lender had a negative value of minus 4.2bn euros (£3.4bn; $5.6bn).
Bankia's parent company, BFA, which is being bailed out, was deemed to be worth minus 10.4bn euros.
The assessments suggest losses on bad loans are even worse than expected.
The bailout fund said that a further 13.5bn euros of rescue money would have to be injected into BFA, on top of the 4.5bn provided by Madrid in September.

Many ordinary Spaniards are angry at the loss of the savings they had invested in Bankia
Shares in Bankia have slid almost 14% after Spain's bank rescue fund said the troubled lender had a negative value of minus 4.2bn euros (£3.4bn; $5.6bn).
Bankia's parent company, BFA, which is being bailed out, was deemed to be worth minus 10.4bn euros.
The assessments suggest losses on bad loans are even worse than expected.
The bailout fund said that a further 13.5bn euros of rescue money would have to be injected into BFA, on top of the 4.5bn provided by Madrid in September.
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