...down. More of this to come.
In a deal that will give the state a 45 percent indirect stake in Bankia, the
government will take control of its parent company BFA by converting into equity
a 4.5 billion euro loan it had given the financial group previously, the central
bank said.
The economy ministry pledged to do all it takes to clean up Bankia, which has
more than 30 billion euros of exposure to troubled loans to property developers
and repossessed land and buildings.
The government is expected to lend or give Bankia up to 10 billion euros in
additional aid, though some bank analysts say it will need more.
Uncertainty over the final cost of the country's banking reform hit the euro,
Spanish debt and global stock markets on Wednesday.
Wednesday, May 09, 2012
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